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The unique spaces of PoCo Museum are located in the postmodern Rotermann Quarter, where 19th-century industrial architecture and the contemporary merge. For larger celebrations and groups we offer the option to rent the entire PoCo Museum for your event. Two floors, seven halls and nearly 1000m2 of space. Selected exhibition halls have a few seats, and the last hall has a long yellow sofa – the inventory required to stage an event (tables, presentation equipment, etc.) is not provided and must be ordered separately. Organizers can order all necessary additional services for the spaces – sound and lighting equipment, catering, a bar, etc.

PoCo's unique spaces are located in the postmodern Rotermanni Quarter, where 19th-century industrial architecture meets the contemporary. We rent out the final and most striking hall of our exhibition. The hall accommodates 60 people for a standing reception, so it's comfortable. Please note that this is a large hall with artwork on the walls and only a single long sofa - standard event equipment (tables, presentation/AV equipment, etc.) is not provided and would need to be rented separately. Address: Rotermanni 2, Tallinn

"The Wall" Hall has a large Samsung 4K screen, movable walls, and, of course, art. The room is ideal for seminars and presentations for up to 30 people. You can easily connect your computer to the screen, and if desired, there's sufficient space to arrange catering in the same room. The room includes one sofa; any other necessary equipment must be ordered separately.

The museum ticket allows you to explore the entire PoCo collection. You should purchase a museum ticket in addition if you rent only one of our rooms but also want to visit the rest of the exhibition. You must also buy a museum ticket if you take a guided tour with a group. Museum tickets can also be purchased on-site, but in that case at full price (€18). If you rent the entire museum, there is no need to purchase an additional museum ticket.

The themed tour focuses on the king of pop art and his works at PoCos. In the 1960s Warhol shone like a bright star, creating iconic works depicting Marilyn Monroe, Campbell's soup cans, and flowers. Warhol shook the 20th-century art world, and his experimentalism prophetically anticipated the future. During the guided tour we will examine Warhol's practice of appropriation, his passion for collecting, repetition, themes of death, and the manifestation of religiosity in his works. The themed tour lasts approximately 1 hour. The guided tour is available in Estonian or English. The guide takes up to 25 people on a tour at a time, so for larger groups you should book multiple tours. In that case the tours start at roughly 15-minute intervals (e.g. first group at 13:00, second group at 13:15, etc.). NB! The tour can be shortened if necessary — please let us know any special requests in advance! Please also tell us which language you would like the tour in and what time you would like it to start.

The themed tour provides an overview of the works by Estonian artists in the PoCo museum. We will explore how Estonian pop art developed in the 20th century and how it differed from or resembled pop art elsewhere in the world. Works by Estonian artists representing the current century cover street art and artificial intelligence. The guided tour will consider the works of Mall Nukke, Marko Mäetamme, DeStudio, Edward von Lõnguse and others. The themed tour's approximate duration is 1 hour. The guided tour can be booked in Estonian or English. The guide can take up to 25 people on a tour at a time, so for larger groups you should book multiple tours. In that case tours will start about 15 minutes apart (e.g. the first group at 13:00, the second group at 13:15, etc.). NB! The tour can be shortened if necessary — please let us know about any special requests in advance! Please also indicate which language you would like the tour to be in and the preferred start time.

On this themed tour we dive into an era where, despite the fact that there were few women artists, women appear frequently in artworks. We explore how women were depicted, who they were, and what roles or perceptions they embodied. We consider the archetype of the woman portrayed by Warhol or Lichtenstein and how that differs from representations in contemporary artists’ work. The guided tour looks at both women artists who received less attention during pop art’s heyday, such as Yayoi Kusama and Barbara Kruger, and contemporary artists using pop-like approaches, such as Bambi, Noisy, Mall Nukke and others. Themed tour duration is approximately 1 hour. The guided tour is available in Estonian or English. The guide takes up to 25 people at a time, so for larger groups multiple tours should be booked. In that case tours will start roughly 15 minutes apart (e.g. first group at 13:00, second group at 13:15, etc.). NB! The tour can be shortened if necessary — please let us know any special requests in advance! Please also indicate which language you want the tour in and what time you would like the tour to start.

The guided tour lasts approximately 1.5 hours. During that time the guide will tell fascinating stories about the history of pop art and about the works in our museum. The guided tour can be booked in Estonian or English. The guide takes up to 25 people on a tour at once, so for larger groups you should book multiple tours. In that case, tours start roughly 15 minutes apart (for example, the first group at 13:00, the second group at 13:15, etc.). Please note: the tour can be shortened if needed — please let us know about any special requests in advance. Please also tell us which language you would like the tour in and what time you would like the tour to start.

The tour is led by PoCo founder Linnar Viik, who began collecting pop art in the 1990s. Linnar will talk about what drew him to certain works, his memories related to the collection, and much more. The tour's approximate duration is 1.5 hours. The tour is available in Estonian, English, or Finnish. Linnar accepts up to 30 people per tour. Please note: the tour can be shortened if necessary — please let us know any special requests in advance. Also tell us which language you want the tour in and what time you would like it to start.