Pärnu's annual nude art exhibition "Man and Woman" inspired by Baltic Sea song, features over 60 European artists

Pärnu's enduring tradition of nude art continues with its 33rd international exhibition, "Man and Woman." This year's collection, curated by Mark Soosaar, finds its muse in the evocative lyrics of Martha Müller-Grählert's song "Waves of the Baltic Sea," a piece that speaks of the sea's powerful presence and the longing for home.

The exhibition brings together over 60 artists from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Germany, Sweden, Finland, and Poland. These artists explore diverse interpretations of the human form, drawing inspiration from the sea and their personal experiences. Their works span a wide array of styles and techniques, offering viewers a rich tapestry of artistic expression.

Visitors to the Pärnu Museum of New Art can expect a multifaceted display that reflects both the universality of the human body and the unique perspectives of artists across Europe. The exhibition promises a journey through different artistic visions, united by the theme of "Man and Woman" and the enduring allure of the sea.