Sandra Jõgeva "Do You Know What Happened to Hanif Kureishi?"
Sat, 6 Jun
12:00
Sat, 6 Jun
13:00
Sat, 6 Jun
14:00
Sat, 6 Jun
15:00
Sat, 6 Jun
16:00
Sat, 6 Jun
17:00
Sun, 7 Jun
12:00
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Mikrogalerii / MIGA, Tartu
For MIGA's first exhibition Sandra Jõgeva will present her audience with a critical and sharp look behind the scenes of the art world, into its invisible hierarchies and power dynamics that influence both the role of the artist and the way the creative field functions more broadly.
The exhibition asks important questions like: Who makes the decisions? How are the rules created? And how much freedom does an artist really have within a system where unseen structures shape what we eventually see? Through both personal experience and wider social reflection, Sandra Jõgeva brings normally hidden layers out into the open, sometimes in ways that may feel direct or even uncomfortable.
Exhibition is open from May 10 to July 26, 2026
Saturday and Sunday from 12:00 to 18:00
Please note: MIGA gallery is only 36 m² and can hold up to 8 visitors at a time. We recommend buying tickets in advance to secure your preferred time. Each ticket is valid for one hour as indicated on your ticket. Please arrive on time so everyone can enjoy the exhibition comfortably.
Ticket information:
Regular Ticket 5 €
Discount Ticket (pupils, students, teachers, pensioners, and guests with special needs ) 3 €
Artist Ticket (members of art-related associations, artists, and art students ) 1 €
Supporter's Ticket (gesture of support that helps a small art space make a bigger impact. Thank you!) 25€
Free for children under 7
Microgallery/MIGA (1c–7 Lubja Street, Tartu) is a compact yet ambitious contemporary art platform located in Micro-Venice, Ülejõe district. Its small, two-story 36 m² space invites visitors to immerse themselves in close-up encounters with art, sparks dialogue across borders, and experiments with bold, unconventional exhibition formats.
MIGA program focuses on contemporary art that resonates with social currents, personal experience, and the perception of space, linking the local art scene to wider cultural developments. Its modest scale keeps costs low, allowing the majority of resources to go directly to supporting artists and the core program. Each ticket is more than admission, it’s a gesture of support that helps the gallery thrive sustainably and shape the future of its artistic space.
You can find more information about the exhibition and directions over here.