📍 5 March | Tallinn | Noblessner‍

We will begin the afternoon with a guided visit to Punctum Gallery in Noblessner, including an introduction to the exhibition and presentation of the gallery archive. The visit will be followed by a shared dinner in Noblessner, covered by De Structura.

The intention of this gathering is simple: to reconnect Fellows in the region, create space for dialogue beyond our annual meeting in Lucerne, strengthen ties between the Nordic–Baltic context and the broader Lucerne Dialogue network.

We’ll be meeting at 17:30 at the gallery.If you would like to join, please let me know by replying to fellows.nordics-baltics@lucerne-dialogue.com.‍

6 March | Invitation to CIDAY (Cross-Innovation Day)‍

Fellows travelling to Tallinn for the Chapter gathering are also warmly invited to stay for CIDAY26 on 6 March (Kai Art Centre auditorium, Noblessner). Participation is free.

CIDAY (Cross-Innovation Day) is a one-day deep dive into art-based cross-innovation, bringing together artists, policymakers, business leaders, engineers, researchers, and cultural actors to explore how artistic methodologies can be embedded in real organisational and policy processes.

More about CIDAY:

‍https://destructura.com/ciday26/‍

This year’s sessions focus on:

• Art x Defence
• Art x Circularity
• Art x Engineering

The programme includes a panel discussion titled:‍

“Why art-based cross-innovation now? Structural constraints to sustainable ways of being.”‍

The discussion examines whether dominant innovation logics, centred on efficiency, control, and optimisation, may themselves limit systemic transformation, and how cross-sector dialogue can open alternative ways of thinking and organising.

Another Lucerne Dialogue Basecamp Fellow Aron Roosberg will co-chair the Art x Defence session together with me. The session explores how artistic methodologies can surface blind spots, ethical questions, and organisational culture in highly regulated security environments.

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