With economic reform well in hand, Estonia invites the world to bid on its art, as Urmas Maranik reports.Despite a rapidly developing economy, an extremely liberal state economic policy, and booming businesses, the art culture in Estonia has been virtually ignored. Kunstiagentuur Haus, an art agency, is changing this by popularizing the art auction in this northern most Baltic state. Piia Saarna and Riina Klaaser, the owners of Kunstagentuur Haus, discovered a common affinity for art four months before they got around to staging the first auction. Now, with two auctions under their belt an...
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