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Marta Vaarik: We Can All Help if We Don't Look Down on Young People

A social sculpture park titled "Hold Me Tight. A Monument to Survival" is open in the courtyard of Kumu until October 25. Ten children from a closed childcare institution tell their stories through art. The project was initiated by artist Marta Vaarik, who is also working on a full-length documentary of the same name.

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A social sculpture park titled "Hold Me Tight. A Monument to Survival" is open in the courtyard of Kumu until October 25. Ten children from a closed childcare institution tell their stories through art. The project was initiated by artist Marta Vaarik, who is also working on a full-length documentary of the same name.

·Tallinn, Estonia
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Eesti Rahvusringhääling broke the news in Tallinn, Estonia on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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