exhibition(143 days)
Oliver Beer's video opera transports viewers to prehistoric caves in southwestern France, where eight singers harness natural acoustics. The exhibition combines sound, video, and paintings created through sound vibrations.
exhibitionin progress
This exhibition presents Elga Sesemann's (1922-2007) extensive artistic output and her significant role in modern Finnish art. Ateneum Art Museum, 18.8.2026-8.8.2027.
exhibition(129 days)
The exhibition examines Nordic women artists' engagement with esoteric movements from the late 19th century onwards, revealing their overlooked networks and the significance of artistic collaboration.
exhibition(1440 days)
A collection exhibition from the Saastamoinens Foundation filling EMMA's collection space and celebrating the museum's 20th anniversary. Featuring works by around 50 artists, the show explores how humans and other species can live together in a changing world.
exhibitionin progress
Exhibition of finalists from the international jewellery competition Aqua Ambra Aquila at Museo Kruunu in Espoo.
exhibition(325 days)
The Lions of the People exhibition presents Finnish ice hockey history, people, and phenomena at the Olympic Stadium in Helsinki. Open from October 2026 to August 2027.
exhibitionin progress
Finland's largest summer exhibition of contemporary art, featuring a different curator each year. The exhibitions are housed at Pekilo in the centre of Mänttä-Vilppula.
exhibitionin progress
Exhibition spanning a century of Finnish school meals - from free lunches that transformed education to modern food services.
exhibition(159 days)
Amos Rex's autumn exhibition presents contemporary art from artists on the African continent and in the Afro-Nordic diaspora. The show features 11 artists, nearly 60 works, and three newly commissioned pieces.
exhibition(311 days)
The Punk Museum presents Helsinki's punk history across five decades in an exhibition at Hakasalmen villa from October 2026. Concert memories, posters, and sonic worlds bring punk to life.
exhibition(121 days)
The exhibition presents Akseli Gallen-Kallela's personal collection of objects from his travels, Japanese art, and masks. It explores the roots of his collecting passion and its influence on his own artistic practice.