AGOP Exhibition Archive
AGOP Exhibitions
Explore group and solo art exhibitions in Tallinn, Estonia, and virtual projects presented by the Association of Global Online Painters (AGOP). The archive records exhibition dates, venues, participating artists and artworks. For confirmed upcoming projects and provisional plans, see the calendar.
View Exhibition Calendar 2026–2027
Current exhibition
Solo exhibition
Little Paws, Big Heart
September 1 – November 1, 2026
Raf Cafe · Tallinn, Estonia
Thirteen works by Yael Natali Sonkin celebrate the distinct personalities of cats and dogs and the emotional bond between people and animals.
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Online group exhibition
Summer Horizons
July 1 – September 1, 2026
Presented online on Artsy
Forty-eight works by 19 artists from 14 countries explore summer as a space of light, travel, openness, and inner expansion.
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Solo exhibition
Soul of the South
June 1 – August 31, 2026
Taverna del Gallo Nero · Tallinn, Estonia
Oksana Filinska’s first solo exhibition brings together ten paintings shaped by Mediterranean light, landscape, and the slow rhythm of southern life.
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International group exhibition
Cat Dimensions
April 24 – June 1, 2026
K13 Gallery · Tallinn, Estonia
An international exhibition exploring the cat as companion, symbol, character, and independent spirit, presented in collaboration with Cats Help MTÜ.
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Solo exhibition
Faces of the Garden
April 1 – June 1, 2026
Taverna del Gallo Nero · Tallinn, Estonia
Lada Kholosho’s solo exhibition presents floral paintings in which blossoms and garden forms become expressive portraits of mood, movement, and light.
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Solo exhibition
Sunlit Trace
February 15 – March 15, 2026
Taverna del Gallo Nero · Tallinn, Estonia
Ten new oil paintings by Marina Fisher bring tropical light, ocean air, and a sense of calm into Tallinn’s winter.
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International group exhibition
Kaleidoscope 2025
October 31 – December 1, 2025
K13 Gallery · Tallinn, Estonia
AGOP’s first physical group exhibition brought together more than 40 original works by artists from 13 countries.
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