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ICOM Estonia

ICOM Estonia was founded in 1992 and brings to ICOM more than 250 individual and 10 institutional members from Estonia. ICOM Estonia is a strong network of Estonian museum professionals, who are encouraged to participate in international museum cooperation.

ICOM Estonia organizes Museum Day events, also local and international seminars. The main current topics of the 4 workgroups are museum ethics, museum terminology, restitution, and environmental sustainability.

ICOM Estonia partners are the Estonian Museum Association, the Ministry of Culture of Estonia, the National Board of Antiquities, and ICOM national and international committees.

Board members and contacts:

ICOM Estonia
Muuseumi tee 2, Tartu 60532, Estonia
icomeesti@gmail.com

Kai Lobjakas, Chair

Estonian Museum of Applied Art and Design

Aleksandra Murre

Kadriorg Art Museum/ Art Museum of Estonia aleksandra.murre@ekm.ee

Gerda Taumann

Estonian Health Museum, gerda@tervisemuuseum.ee

Jaanika Anderson
University of Tartu Museum, jaanika.anderson@ut.ee

Külli Lupkin
University of Tartu Museum, kulli.lupkin@ut.ee

Mihkel Karu
Estonian Maritime Museum, mihkel.karu@meremuuseum.ee

Reet Mägi
University of Tartu Natural History Museum and Botanical Garden, reet.magi@ut.ee

Working groups:

Museum terminology: Jaanika Anderson, University of Tartu Museum, jaanika.anderson@ut.ee

Museum journal: Kai Lobjakas, Estonian Museum of Applied Art and Design, kai@etdm.ee

Restitution: Aleksandra Murre, Estonian Art Museum, aleksandra.murre@ekm.ee

Environmental Sustainability: Reet Mägi, University of Tartu Natural History Museum and Botanical Garden, reet.magi@ut.ee
Museum ethics: Agnes Aljas, Estonian National Museum, agnes.aljas@erm.ee