IALD LIGHTING DESIGN / SITES AND TIMELINE

Introduction
Leaders
Sites and Timeline
Register

Schedule

pre-opening of the lighting installations 26/10/2021
Installations open to visitors 27.-30/10/2021
LUCI AGM and TAVA2021 Conference: 27-30/10/2020

09:00 – 18:00	Individual arrival and check in
20:00	Meeting at the headquarter – Meet & Greet – night walk of the light route

10:00 – 11:15	Meeting at the headquarter, walk to the workshop sites in the daytime
11:30 – 12:00	Headquarter – choosing of the workshop sites
12:00 – 13:00	lunch all together
13:00 – 14:00	Handling of luminaires and safety instructions
14:00	Group work: testing of the first concepts
	Dinner (individually)
open end	Workshop: testing (evening, open end)

10:00 – 10:30	Headquarter – sharing round All groups come together – discussion, questions & information.
10:30 – 12:30	Group work: concept phase, participants analyse the sites
12:30 – 13:30	lunch all together
13:30 – 16:30	Group work: testing of the first concepts
	Dinner (individually)
open end	Workshop: testing (evening, open end)

09:45 – 11:30	Group work: starting to build the final installation (day & evening)
11:30 – 12:30	Meeting at the Headquarter. All groups come together – discussion, questions & information
12:30 – 13:30	lunch all together
13:30	All groups come together – discussion, questions & information
	Dinner (individually)
open end	Group work: starting to build the final installation (day & evening)

09:45 – 11:30	Group work: building the final installation. Site must be cleared up and secured, workshop space must be cleared up
11:30 – 12:30	Meeting at the Headquarter. All groups come together – discussion, questions & information
12:30 – 13:30	lunch all together
13:30 – 18:00	All groups: Hand-over of the projects to the TAVA team
18:00	TAVA team
	Dinner (individually)
20:00 – 21:00	Presentation at the festival site to the authorities, the local press and the Tartu in Lights guides.
open end	Final improvements and fine tuning of the installation

18:00	Opening of the festival to the public with walks and guided tours through the installations
20:00	Festive opening, open air concert at river Emajõgi
22:00	Opening party (open end)

09:00 – 18:00	Program of LUCI AGM and TAVA2021 Conference
18:00	Evening program of concerts and events/ individually

09:00 – 18:00	Program of LUCI AGM and TAVA2021 Conference
18:00	Evening program of concerts and events/ individually

09:00 – 18:00	TAVA2021 Lightfair /individually
18:00	Evening program of concerts and events/ individually

Locations

All three IALD lighting design workshops will be located on the banks of the River Emajõgi in Tartu. Close to the locations of two installations there are bridges with programmable lighting that could be used in the same composition as the workshop lighting solutions.
We will not illuminate the river but control its light by creating reflections. Water provides an opportunity to amplify light images and create an illusory, thoughtful extension to them. In each workshop it will be possible to work with light and different types of landscape.

The red markings on the map indicate the locations of the IALD workshops.

First Workshop: Facade and Minature Forms Near the Pond

The workshop area is located in the garden of the Botanical Gardens of the University of Tartu (38 Lai Street) and provides the opportunity to create a lighting solution for the historic facade of the building as well as the pond, bridge and gazebo in front of it and find an appropriate solution for the Freedom Bridge in the background.

Second Workshop: Sculptures in the River Promenade Park

The workshop focuses on illuminating the greenery and three monuments of the Vabaduse (Freedom) Avenue along the river Emajõgi and linking them to achieve a complete riverfront promenade.

The statue of Oskar Luts was erected in 1987 on the 100th anniversary of the birth of the writer Oskar Luts. The sculpture is designed by sculptor Aulin Rimm and architect Allan Murdmaa.
The Tartu Monument to the War of Independence is dedicated to soldiers who died in the Estonian War of Independence. It is a replica of the monument opened on 17 September 1933 and demolished on 1950 by the Soviet authorities.
The Kreutzwald Monument commemorates Friedrich Reinhold Kreutzwald , an Estonian writer and doctor. It was erected in 1952 in place of the memorial of the Estonian War of Independence, which was taken away. In 2003, the Kreutzwald Monument was moved to the line of Gild Street to reallocate the restored War of Independence Monument. The monument is designed by sculptors Johannes Hirv and Martin Saks and architects Heiki Karro, Ants Mellik and Mart Port.

Third Workshop: Riverside Seating Area

The workshop links the Emajõgi observation platform with the area between the Võidu Bridge and the Turu Bridge, the lighting of the Võidu Bridge and reflections of the river, creating a cozy and inviting riverside seating area to one of the banks and a playful view to the other side.