Exhibitions
Exhibitions & Open Calls
Exhibition Programme 2026–2027
Plan Your Participation
Explore international art exhibitions in Tallinn, Estonia, and virtual projects online. Artists from different countries can find participation formats and individual open calls below; project dates are listed in the exhibition calendar.
AGOP plans its programme in advance to help artists organise their participation in group, solo and online projects.
View the exhibition calendar for 2026–2027.
The calendar is provisional. Exact dates, venues, application deadlines and participation details are published as each project is confirmed.
Current exhibition: Little Paws, Big Heart — Yael Sonkin, 1 September – 1 November 2026.
Upcoming exhibition: Kaleidoscope 2026 — 1 November – 31 December 2026. Applications closed.
Open Calls
Take Part in AGOP Exhibitions Without Annual Membership
Artists who are not AGOP members can apply to take part in individual exhibition projects through the Association’s open calls.
This option is for artists who want to present their work in an international AGOP exhibition, gain exhibition experience, appear in a digital catalogue and add the project to their professional CV — without taking out annual membership.
Group Exhibition
Participation in an AGOP group exhibition at a gallery or another exhibition venue.
- Submit up to 3 works.
- Curatorial selection of works for display.
- Sales commission for external participants: 35%.
- Inclusion in the digital exhibition catalogue.
- Exhibition information published through AGOP’s channels.
- Exhibition participation to include in your CV, portfolio and artist website.
- The opportunity to sell work through AGOP’s exhibition channels, where this is part of the exhibition format.
Online Exhibition
Minimum three works — €45. Maximum: 10 works.
Participation in an AGOP online exhibition on Artsy or in another virtual exhibition format.
- Participate with up to 10 works.
- Publication of the work as part of the online exhibition project.
- Inclusion in the digital exhibition catalogue.
- Exhibition information published through AGOP’s channels.
- Exhibition participation to include in your CV, portfolio and artist website.
- The opportunity to sell work through AGOP’s exhibition channels, where this is part of the exhibition format.
- Sales commission for external participants through Artsy: 35%.
Important Conditions
- Participation is available through AGOP’s open calls.
- Taking part does not make you a member of the Association.
- Individual participation does not include AGOP’s annual exhibition programme.
- Applications are considered separately for each exhibition project.
- Artwork requirements, deadlines, fees and participation arrangements are set out in the relevant open call.
- AGOP may decline an application if the work does not meet the exhibition’s theme, format or requirements.
- Unless the relevant open call states otherwise, the artist arranges and pays for shipping, packaging, return shipping and preparation of the work for display.
Full terms: AGOP Exhibition Participation Terms.
For Regular Participation
For participants in AGOP annual programmes, participation with up to 10 works in the online exhibition is included. Sales commission: 30%.
Previously paid arrangements remain unchanged.
Explore AGOP’s annual membership programmes for ongoing exhibition participation.
Active Artist — €299 per Year
Includes one group exhibition, one online exhibition, inclusion in digital exhibition catalogues and listings through AGOP’s channels.
Maestro — €735 per Year
Includes a solo exhibition, two group exhibitions, one online exhibition and additional organisational support.
Our Exhibition Projects
Soul of the South
June–August 2026
Soul of the South was the first solo exhibition by Ukrainian artist Oksana Filinska, presented by AGOP — the Association of Global Online Painters — at Taverna del Gallo Nero in Tallinn, Estonia.
The project introduced the artist’s painterly world as part of AGOP’s exhibition programme.
Cat Dimensions
April–June 2026
Cat Dimensions was an international contemporary art exhibition presented by AGOP at K13 Gallery in Tallinn.
Bringing together artists from 12 countries, the project explored the cat as a character, symbol, companion, observer and independent presence in contemporary art.
Faces of the Garden
April–June 2026
Faces of the Garden was a solo exhibition by Lada Kholosho, presented by AGOP in Tallinn.
The project explored the garden as a space of memory, beauty and quiet observation. Flowers, faces and decorative motifs came together in a poetic visual world, with nature reflecting emotion, femininity and personal history.
Sunlit Trace
15 February – 23 April 2026
Sunlit Trace was a solo exhibition by Thailand-based artist Marina Fisher. It presented a new series of oil paintings inspired by tropical landscapes, the ocean, palm trees, beaches and southern nature.
Rich colour, dense texture and palette-knife work play an important role in Fisher’s paintings. Through these surfaces, she conveys warmth, light and calm, turning everyday impressions into personal visual stories.
Kaleidoscope
2025
Kaleidoscope was AGOP’s first physical exhibition, presenting original work by artists from 13 countries across Europe, Asia and the Middle East.
The project brought together more than 40 works by artists who develop their presence online and work with an international audience. For many participants, it was their first experience of showing their work in a physical exhibition space.
Kaleidoscope reflected one of AGOP’s central ideas: connecting artists’ online presence with physical exhibitions and presenting contemporary art across geographical borders.