Sandra Jõgeva presents a critical and sharp look behind the scenes of the art world for MIGA's first exhibition, into its invisible hierarchies and power dynamics that influence the role of the artist and the creative field more broadly.

The exhibition asks: Who makes the decisions? How are the rules created? How much freedom does an artist really have within a system where unseen structures shape what we see? Through personal experience and wider social reflection, it brings hidden layers into the open, sometimes directly or uncomfortably.

Open from May 10 to July 26, 2026, Saturdays and Sundays from 12:00 to 18:00.

Microgallery/MIGA is a compact ambitious contemporary art platform in Tartu's Ülejõe district (Micro-Venice). Its small 36 m² space enables close-up encounters with art, sparks cross-border dialogue, and experiments with bold exhibition formats.

The program focuses on contemporary art resonating with social currents, personal experience, and space perception, connecting local scenes to wider cultural developments.