Kalle Tamme
Kalle Tamme is a contemporary Estonian graphic artist known for his vibrant and expressive prints. His recent exhibition, 'Kevade värvid' (Colors of Spring), showcases his unique artistic style and draws inspiration from the natural beauty of Estonia. Tamme's work often explores themes of color and form, making him a notable figure in the Estonian art scene.
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Kalle Tamme's graphic sheet exhibition 'Kevade värvid' is showcased at the TÜ Pärnu college gallery.
Pärnu ja Pärnumaa üritused neljapäeval, 17. aprillil
Estonia· 2025-04-14
Kalle Tamme's graphic exhibition is on display at the Viljandi library.
Viljandimaa üritused kolmapäeval, 16. aprillilEstonia· 2025-04-13
Kalle Tamme's graphic sheet exhibition 'Kevade värvid' is showcased at the TÜ Pärnu college gallery.
Pärnu ja Pärnumaa üritused kolmapäeval, 16. aprillilEstonia· 2025-04-13
Kalle Tamme's graphic sheet exhibition titled 'Kevade värvid' is on display.
Pärnu ja Pärnumaa üritused neljapäeval, 10. aprillilEstonia· 2025-04-06
Kalle Tamme's graphic sheets are displayed in an exhibition at the TÜ Pärnu College gallery.
Pärnu ja Pärnumaa üritused kolmapäeval, 9. aprillilEstonia· 2025-04-06
Kalle Tamme's graphic sheet exhibition is on display.
Pärnu ja Pärnumaa üritused neljapäeval, 3. aprillilEstonia· 2025-03-31
Kalle Tamme is featured in an exhibition of graphic sheets at TÜ Pärnu College gallery.
Pärnu ja Pärnumaa üritused neljapäeval, 27. märtsilEstonia· 2025-03-23
Kalle Tamme's exhibition features graphic sheets.
Pärnu ja Pärnumaa üritused kolmapäeval, 26. märtsilEstonia· 2025-03-22Kalle Tamme is featured in an exhibition of graphic sheets at the TÜ Pärnu college gallery.
Pärnu ja Pärnumaa üritused neljapäeval, 20. märtsilEstonia· 2025-03-16Kalle Tamme is featured in an exhibition of graphic sheets at TÜ Pärnu College.
Pärnu ja Pärnumaa üritused kolmapäeval, 19. märtsilEstonia· 2025-03-15Kalle Tamme is showcasing a graphic art exhibition titled 'Kevade värvid'.
Pärnu ja Pärnumaa üritused kolmapäeval, 12. märtsilEstonia· 2025-03-08