Ingrid Ruudi is senior researcher and visiting associate of the Institute of Art History and Visual Culture, Estonian Academy of Arts. Her PhD dissertation was titled Spaces of the Interregnum: Transformations in Estonian Architecture and Art 1986 – 1994, and her current research focuses on the potential of intersectional feminist methodologies for analysing the built environment, including spaces of care in Late Soviet and post-Soviet Estonia.&nbsp; She has also been active as a curator, including for the Estonian pavilion at the Venice biennial and research exhibitions at the Estonian Museum of Architecture, and is editor-in-chief of the Estonian bilingual art history journal Kunstiteaduslikke Uurimusi / Studies in Art and Architecture.

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Flesh in Tension

The spatial politics of disability in late Soviet Estonia

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The Many Faces of You

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A mouth is more than a hole

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Irony is not a productive tool, unless compassion and empathy are used alongside it – Interview with Edith Karlson

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Art and solidarity

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Your guide to Estonia and Beyond Spring and Summer 2024