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No Unfriendly Facts. The Image of "Blacks" and Soviets in Finnish Caricature
1956-1990: The Case of Kari
Reception oflice for asylum seekers. Kari, Helsingin Sanomat, 1991.
Foreigners first! Kari, Helsingin Sanomat, 1990.
The homeless, the people dying in hospital queues, locked in the poverty trap... Kari, Helsingin
Sanomat, 1990.
I only asked for their visas. Kari, censored from Helsingin Sanomat, 1991.
Second days of cultural negotiations. Kari, Helsingin Sanomat, 1959.
The tale of a carrot. Kari 1966, published in Maxi-Kari, 1985.
Barge haulers of the Volga river. Kari 1958, published in Maxi-Kari, 1985.
The Postcard: A Visual and Textual Form of Communication
Dear Daddy, The relatives from the West..., 1972.
Dear Mrs Holdik, Warm regards to you..., n.d.
Dear Family Gloge, In this scorching heat, am sitting in the protecting shade..., 1965.
Dear Family Heinicke, Many kind regards from Sofia..., 1957.
My dears! We got through everything well..., 1980.
Dear good neighbour! Warm regards from the sunny beach sends you..., 1986.
For two days, we have been laying lazily on the beach..., 1979.
Warm regards from the sunny beach at Nessebar..., 1966.
The warmest holiday greetings from beautiful Bulgaria send..., 1982.
Socialist in Form, Nationalist in Content? The Others and Othering in Visual
Representations of Soviet-Era Song and Dance Festivals in Estonia
Emblem of the XI song festival held in 1938 in Tallinn. Estonian National Museum.
Emblem of the 1950 Soviet Estonian song festival. Estonian National Museum.
Poster “XII all-Estonian song festival, Tallinn Song Festival Grounds, June 28-29, 1947”. Alo
Hoidre, Art Museum of Estonia.
Poster “Folk art evening in Tallinn stadium on June 27, 1947”. Siima Skop, Estonian History
Museum.
Poster “Long live the tenth anniversary of the ESSR! Everybody to the 1950 Soviet Estonian
song festival!” Aleksei Viilup and Olev Soans, Estonian History Museum.
Poster “Long live the tenth anniversary of the ESSR! Everybody to the 1950 Soviet Estonian
song festival!” Siima Skop, Estonian History Museum.
Poster “Long live the tenth anniversary of the ESSR!” Oskar Raunam, Estonian History Museum.
May Day poster “Welcome, May 1!” Asta Vender and Olev Soans, 1952, Art Museum of
Estonia.
Poster “Welcome, the eighteenth anniversary of the ESSR!” Siima Skop, 1958, Art Museum of
Estonia.
Poster “Let us prepare for the all-Estonian song festival” with the emblem of the 1955 song
festival. Oskar Raunam, Art Museum of Estonia.
The book Laulusajand (‘Century of Song’) begins with images of ageless local nature. Aarne
Mesikäpp, 1969.
The book Laulusajand (‘Century of Song’) ends with photographs of modern mechanized
utilization of these same landscapes. Aarne Mesikapp, 1969.
The linear narrative of progress gets disrupted... Aarne Mesikapp, 1969.
In the book Land of Song, participants of song and dance celebrations are juxtaposed with the
flora and fauna of Estonia. Aarne Mesikapp, 1985.
Song and dance celebrations as showcases for the friendship of peoples and socialist progress.
Aarne Mesikapp, 1969.