screened at Centre Pompidou alongside works by Alexander Sokurov, Zbigniew Rybczyński and Želimir Žilnik. In 2010 Toomik finished his second short film Oleg (2010, 20 min, 35 mm), a psychological story with a dark guilt-ridden atmosphere, which is based on his memories from the 1980s when he was in the Soviet Army. Toomik has also publicly expressed a desire to make a full-length feature, while still maintaining a passionate attitude towards painting and all kinds of interdisciplinary art practises. Further reading Jaan Toomik. Tallinn: Art Museum of Estonia, Kumu Art Museum, 2007 Files. MUSAC. Museo de Arte Contemporaneo de Castilla y Leon, 2004 La Biennale di Venezia. 50. Esposizione Internazionale d'Arte, 2003 Fresh Cream. Contemporary Art in Culture. 10 curators, 10 writers, 100 artists. Phaidon Press Limited, N.Y, USA, 2000 New Media in Late 20th Century Art (Video Installation Art). Thames and Hudson, London 1999 After the Wall. Art and Culture in post-Communist Europe. Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden,1999 Site Santa Fe. Truce: Echoes of Art in an Age of Endless Conclusions, The New York Times Company, 1997 La Biennale di Venezia. XLVII Esposizione Internazionale d'Arte, 1997 ARS 95. Private / Public. Nykytaiteen Museo, Valtion Taidemuseo, Helsinki, 1995 Manifesta 1. Catalogue of the first edition of a new European Biennial of contemporary art, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, 1996 Container ‘96. Art Across Oceans. Europaesk Kulturby, Kobenhavn, 1996 Lapin. Toomik. 22nd International Biennial of São Paulo, Soros Center for Contemporary Arts, Estonia, Tallinn, 1994 References 1961 births Living people Estonian film directors Contemporary artists People from Tartu Recipients of the Order of the White Star, 3rd Class 20th-century Estonian male artists 21st-century Estonian male artists Post-conceptual artists