A major exhibition of Finnish contemporary art launches in England in the summer 2015
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A major exhibition of Finnish contemporary art launches in England in the summer 2015

Now there is no need to travel to Helsinki to experience the latest in Finnish Contemporary Art. Finland has a varied and exciting contemporary arts community, with international status emerging artists celebrated on the world stage. Continuing its long association with Finnish art, this summer Bury’s world famous Art Museum hosts the must-see exhibition of…

Bita Razavi at Cannibal Manifesto: Mimesis as Resistance exhibition

Bita Razavi at Cannibal Manifesto: Mimesis as Resistance exhibition

Artist Bita Razavi will participate in the group exhibition with her piece “How to do things with words (a legal performance)” at KARST in Plymouth UK. The exhibition takes inspiration from the Brazilian poet Oswald de Andrade’s statement: “Only cannibalism unites us. Socially. Economically. Philosophically.” In his 1928 text Cannibal Manifesto, Andrade theorises that Brazil could free itself of…

If you only have time for two

If you only have time for two

There are lots of exhibition openings happening in Helsinki before Easter but if you have time for only two, Finnish Art Agency truly recommends to check out painter Tiina Pyykkinen’s Painted Place and sculptor Pauliina Kaasalainen’s Any definable group. Tiina Pyykkinen’s ever-changing situational works live by the different conditions of light and shadow, places and…

Want to start your own art collection?

Want to start your own art collection?

On Saturday March 14th at 2pm hi-fi expert and businessman Erling Neby and curator Hanna Mamia-Walther from “Colour, line and square – Erling Neby Collection” exhibition are having a talk about Erling Neby art collection and the art of collecting. Finnish Art Agency recommends this event for everyone who is interested in the collecting process…

Camilla Vuorenmaa nominated as a candidate for the Fine Arts Academy of Finland Prize

Camilla Vuorenmaa nominated as a candidate for the Fine Arts Academy of Finland Prize

“In Supermarket Art Fair Camilla Vuorenmaa’s raw wood reliefs gave me the greatest pleasure!” Art critic Jacob Anckarsvärd (Stockholm 2012) Fine Arts Academy of Finland founded a new prize in the beginning of January 2014 to promote Finnish art. The winning artist will be awarded with 25 000 euros and the prize is given every…