Jaan Teng's art show

Archived Articles | 03 Nov 2006 | Adu RaudkiviEWR

Jaan Teng's 2nd annual art show at Estonian house was well received again this year, judging by the number of people that came to admire his work. "I sold 7 paintings last year, which I considered successful, so I came back again this year," said Teng.

Teng started studying art at the University of Toronto, when he was teaching engineering down the road at George Brown College, which was then on Nassau St. He now lives in Peterborough except when he goes to teach art in Tallinn for one semester a year. Oh yes —-and he paints.

He is pictured here beside his painting of the Kik in de Kök, a famous tower in Tallinn

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