[{"text_idx": "#000004", "text": "Kuigi inimkond on osanud naftat puurida ja lambio\u0303liks to\u0308o\u0308delda juba aastatuhandeid, algas selle ulatuslik ammutamine alles 19. sajandi keskel, kui teadus tegi suuri edusamme nafta su\u0308nteesimisel erinevateks uuteks aineteks, nagu bensiin, diisel, plastikud ja va\u0308etised. Na\u0308itus \u201eMust kuld\u201c tegeleb just selle tumeda ainega, mis nu\u0308u\u0308dseks on saanud meie olulisimaks energiaallikaks. See voolab ko\u0303iges meie u\u0308mber. Kui mitte so\u0303na otseses mo\u0303ttes ku\u0308tusena, siis kaudselt energiana, mis on kulunud meie seadmete, riiete ja toidu transpordile, meie hoonete, taristu ja so\u0303idukite ehitamisele. Maakera kattev musta kulla armkude aina laieneb."}, {"text_idx": "#000005", "text": "Just maastik ja maakasutus on teemad, mis seovad omavahel Edgar Tedresaare ja Sten Saaritsa loomingu. Mo\u0303lemad on maastikukogemust u\u0308hel vo\u0303i teisel viisil abstraheerinud ja to\u0308o\u0308delnud. Na\u0308itusel \u201eMust kuld\u201c kombineeruvad Tedresaare lo-fi ja Saaritsa hi-fi vastseks hu\u0308briidseks monokroomseks visuaalkeeleks, mille abil otsivad kunstnikud koos midagi uut selles ko\u0303ikvo\u0303imsas tumedas viskoosses vedelikus. Tedresaar vormib lo\u0303uendeid Gro\u0308o\u0308nimaa, Alaska, Kanada jt naftarikaste piirkondade pinnavormide ja\u0308rgi. Saarits kombineerib satelliidifotosid helide ja animatsioonidega, et kuidagigi aimu anda musta kulla ho\u0303ivatud maa-ala ulatusest."}, {"text_idx": "#000006", "text": "Edgar Tedresaar (1984) on maalikunstnik, kelle loomingus on olulise kohal materjalide upcycling ehk va\u0308a\u0308rtustav taaskasutamine. Tema suuremo\u0303o\u0303tmelised abstraktsed maalid on valmistatud naturaalsete pigmentidega toonitud lo\u0303uendija\u0308a\u0308kidest. Viimased isikuna\u0308itused olid \u201eTeekond vabadusse\u201c Tartu Kunstimajas (2016) ja \"Muuseumi valik 2014: Edgar Tedresaar\" Tartu Kunstimuuseum (2014)."}, {"text_idx": "#000010", "text": "Starting from 21 December, the exhibition by Edgar Tedresaar and Sten Saarits, \u201cBlack Gold\u201d will be open at Tallinn City Gallery. With paintings, video and sound, the exhibition seeks to give an idea of the amount of land occupied by the fossil fuel industry. The exhibition is curated by Siim Preiman."}, {"text_idx": "#000012", "text": "Although people have known how to drill for oil and use it to prepare kerosene for thousands of years, large-scale exploitation of this mineral resource only began in the mid-19th century when scientific advances led to the development of petrol, diesel, plastics and fertilisers. \u201cBlack Gold\u201d deals precisely with this dark matter that has now become our chief energy resource. It flows inside everything that surrounds us, either as fuel or in more indirect ways, as energy used in the production of our devices, the transportation of our clothes and food, the construction of our houses, vehicles and infrastructure. The scar tissue from black gold covering the globe is constantly expanding."}, {"text_idx": "#000013", "text": "It is the topic of landscape and land use that bring together Edgar Tedresaar and Sten Saarits. Both artists have, in one way or another, worked with conceptualising and building on landscape experience. In \u201cBlack Gold\u201d, Tedresaar\u2019s lo-fi and Saarits\u2019 hi-fi are combined in a new hybrid monochrome visual language, which the artists use to search for something new in this all-encompassing dark and viscous fluid. Tedresaar shapes canvases to match the landforms of Greenland, Alaska, and other oil-rich areas. Saarits combines satellite photographs with sound and animation to try to give an indication of the amount of land occupied by black gold."}, {"text_idx": "#000014", "text": "Edgar Tedresaar (1984) is a painter whose work focuses on the upcycling of materials. His large-scale abstract paintings are made from canvas scraps tinted with natural pigments. His most recent solo exhibitions were \u201cJourney to Freedom\u201d at Tartu Art House (2016) and \u201cMuseum Selection 2014: Edgar Tedresaar\u201d at Tartu Art Museum (2014)."}]