2. NÄITUS/EXHIBITION- TALLINN, HOPNERI MAJA

Hopneri maja Tallinna Vanalinnas pakkus võimalust tuua üksilduse teema ka eakama generatsioonini ning seda eelkõige läbi majas toimetava seenior klubi. Seekord oli näituse avamine ühildatud aruteluga üksildusest, mis tõi saali u. 85 huvilist. Peaasi.ee vaimse tervise töövihikud osutusid eriliselt populaarseks ning riiulid tühjenesid minutitega. Kuna rahvast oli palju, siis arutelu kujunes pigem esitluseks, kuigi sellele järgnesid ka privaatsemad vestlused.

 "Tore näha, kui erinevalt nähakse üksilduse kurbust."

Mõningast kreatiivset väljakutset pakkus ka näituse installatsioon, sest pilte oli märksa rohkem, kui pinda. Nii saigi ära kasutatud näituse materjali multifunktsionaalset kujundust ning luues sellega justkui uue näituse – sisult sama kujundus teine. Nii nagu ka igas järgnevas peatuskohas.

The Hopner House in Tallinn Old Town offered the opportunity to bring the topic of loneliness to the older generation, especially through the senior club organized in the house. This time, the opening of the exhibition was combined with a discussion about loneliness, which brought approx. 85 interested. Peaasi.ee's mental health workbooks proved to be particularly popular, and the shelves were emptied in minutes. Since there was a large crowd, the discussion turned into a presentation, although more private conversations followed. The installation of the exhibition also offered some creative challenges, because there were much more pictures than surface area. In this way, the multifunctional design of the exhibition material was used and, as it were, creating a new exhibition - the content is the same, but the design is different. As well as in every subsequent place of the exhibition. 

SOME FEEDBACK:

"It's nice to see how differently the sadness of loneliness is seen."

FOTOD: Erika Tuulik