Along with China's economic miracle and recent development in the region as a whole, Asian contemporary art is on the rise as well. Biennials and art festivals are numerous and […]
Interview with Eko Nugroho
Your home city Yogyakarta is said to have a thriving contemporary art scene beyond any other city in Indonesia. What makes it so special? A number of reasons. The Indonesian […]
Museum of Gallen-Kallela
{mosimage}The floor in the main atelier is made of tarred wooden blocks, a durable style imitated from factories. In the glass vitrines by the wall there is a collection of […]
Migrant artists at the crossroad
{mosimage}Amir Khatib explains that the network was born with the goal of helping the artists that are in the crossroads of the third culture. “It was born of a personal […]
In search of identity
The works are not arranged chronologically but thematically, according to the most recurring subjects in the collection. Thereby, the visitor becomes acquainted with pastoral landscapes, descriptions of Finnish nature in […]
Villa Didrichsen: architecture and art
{mosimage} The museum is a masterpiece in itself. Because of the architecture: like many other buildings by famous Finnish architect Viljo Revell, Villa Didrichsen is not just another L-shaped building […]
Raimo Utriainen: mind vs passion
{mosimage}Now, for the second round of Spring exhibitions, that will open from 8.2 until 29.4, that path has been followed introducing one of the most remarkable figures in contemporary Finnish […]
SHUSH!
{mosimage}The basement gallery of the respectable National Library is turned into a den of sin and debauchery. The exhibition consists of 'zines, comics, poetry, records, drawings, photographs and films that […]
Inside Surreal
The current exhibition, Stomach Pains, Head Aches and Dizziness, concentrates on the collision of reality and the digital world of media. The gallery is filled with art that combines the […]
Interview With Hanna-Leena Hemming
Could you tell us where the idea for opening the new museum came from? Hanna-Leena: There were two coincidences that led to the opening of EMMA. First of all, we […]
Malevich: The Beauty Of Simple Forms
Born near Kiev in 1878, Malevich is with no doubt one of the pioneers of abstract geometric art. He was inspired by Cubism and Futurism until he gave birth to […]
Photographs In The Green
{mosimage} Things Do Not Change, a photographic exhibition by Carla Schubert, a Finnish-Austrian artist, comprises a series of black and white photographs portraying shapes and details of woods, trees, roots… […]