KODUPEATUS / HOME STAGE

Aet Ader, Arvi Anderson, Mari Möldre (b210 Architects) - Curators, architects
Liisa Saaremäel, Keithy Kuuspu - Directors
Arolin Raudva, Keithy Kuuspu, Kirill Havanski, Anumai Raska, Külli Teetamm,
Eline Selgis, Paula Veidenbauma, Liisa Saaremäel, Johhan Rosenberg - Performers
Jan Kaus - Dramaturgy
Kairi Mändla - Scenographer
Markus Robam - Composer
Kertin Vasser, Arvi Anderson - Photos
Johan Huimerind - Video
b210, Jan Kaus - Texts
Adam Cullen - translations
Liisa Lotta Kask, Arabella Aabrams, Darja Gužovskaja, Elisabeth Teener, Inna Tarakanova, Katrin Lang, Laura Pormeister, Maria Elise Remme, Maryn-Liis Rüütelmaa, Mia Maripuu, Paula Lorence, Sebastian Talmar, Triin Vaino, Tuule Kangur, Daniela Privis, Saskia Krautman, Aliisa Leena Marjatta Rantanen, Karl Robert Timm - volunteers
Raul Järg, Estonian Centre for Architecture (ECA) - commissioner
Anna Lindpere, Anu Lill (ECA) - producers
MINT LIST, press@mintlist.info - international press
Stina Pley (ECA), stina@arhitektuurikeskus.ee - Estonian press
Stuudio Stuudio - graphic design
Platvorm - Web
Margus Tammik - technical solutions
Cultural Endowment of Estonia, Estonian Ministry of Culture - partners
Thermory, ThinFacility - sponsors
Luca Berta (VeniceArtFactory) - local Partner

Thanks:
Eik Hermann, Viljar Arakas, Karin Tõugu, Mari Hunt, Katrin Koov, Kristian Taaksalu, Nele Šverns, Tõnu Narro, Märt Vaidla, Johann Möldre, Liisi Tamm, Roman-Sten Tõnissoo, Margus Palu, Triin Männik, Virve Õunapuu, Priit Keskra, Carl-Robert Kagge, Lembit Anderson, Laur Kaunissaare, Jaak Ader, Merike Kaunissaare, Tiit Kaunissaare, Mikk Pärast, Sten Eltermaa, Maria Arusoo, Roberto Caruso

Pictures - Nicholas Axel, Jano Van Gool and volunteers

The Estonian exhibition explores the contradiction between the living place as a home and as an exchange value. A succession of Estonian performers will dwell a month, individually, in a Venetian rental apartment that becomes both an abode and a stage. Everyday life, lived and performed in a duet with the apartment rolls out in front of, and among, visitors to the Biennale. Come over!
https://www.homestage.ee