The post-conceptualist and minimalist Dénes Farkas[1] seems to be the present “it boy” of the Estonian contemporary art scene. His works are clean, pure and monochrome monuments in a quiet space locked in the frame of the photos. They are almost speechless but in the same time full of different meanings, interpretations that I suspect … Continue reading Thumbs up for the “It” project: interview with Estonian Pavilion team at 55th Venice Biennale