Exhibitions
Past exhibitions
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Monika Czyżyk Memory Substance Juicing Barbie DNA with Ancestral Purification in Accelerating Decelerating Macabre 1.–29.4.2022
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Pink Twins 1.–29.4.2022
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Eva-Teréz Gölin Speed 4.–27.3.2022
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Milja Laurila Woman. With more than 1,000 illustrations in black-and-white and seven colour plates 4.–27.3.2022
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Milja Viita Bambi – Darkness Washed Away 4.–27.2.2022
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Marja Saleva as real as any room that moves, screams for the narrator 4.–27.2.2022
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Thanasis Trouboukis The Shell 7.–30.1.2022
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Aura Saarikoski Grey Mélange 7.–30.1.2022
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Martti Jämsä Vapaa valuma - Liquid Density 26.11.–19.12.2021
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Sirpa Päivinen Professional Faller 26.11.–19.12.2021
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Marko Karo Sea Change 29.10.–21.11.2021
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Iina Heiskanen Unreal Hermitage 29.10.–21.11.2021
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Tuomo Rainio Imaginary Bodies and Computer Visions 2.–24.10.2021
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Sini Pelkki meaningful meanings 3.–26.9.2021
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Jukka Tilus Billions of Neutrinos Pass Through Us Every Second Like We Are Nothing 3.–26.9.2021
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Roman Korovin Lives and Deaths 6.–29.8.2021
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Kaisa Karhu Variations on the Landscape and the Self 9.7.–1.8.2021
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Tatu Heinämäki Grapher 9.7.–1.8.2021
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Tiina Palmu Dramatis Personæ 4.6.–2.7.2021
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Ulla Kokki Light fabulous frogs 4.6.–2.7.2021
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Maija Närhinen ≈ 7.–30.5.2021
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Hanna Maria Anttila War Reparation 7.–30.5.2021
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Hippolyte Closed 29.3.–6.5.2021
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Juhana Moisander Deluge 5.–28.3.2021
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Vieno Motors/ Rapia&Valkonen Notes on The State of The World 5.–28.3.2021
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Mikko Rikala Drift 5.–28.2.2021
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Timo Takala A Cup of Coffee 5.–28.2.2021
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Helinä Hukkataival Barbie and I 27.11.–31.1.2021
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Artist Group SIKT Topics of Weightlessness 27.11.–31.1.2021
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Sanna Sarva Traversing Visions 30.10.–22.11.2020
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Natalia Kopkina Studies and notes 30.10.–22.11.2020
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Aki-Pekka & Astrid Sinikoski New Ghosts 2.–25.10.2020
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Kastehelmi Korpijaakko Pause 2.–25.10.2020
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Kukka-Maria Rosenlund Rosewater Park 4.–27.9.2020
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Sofia Pyy Attempt of Becoming a Bird 4.–27.9.2020
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Rita Jokiranta At the Water's Edges 7.–30.8.2020
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Timo Bredenberg Liquidity 7.–30.8.2020
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Ville Kumpulainen The Voice of Objects 3.7.–2.8.2020
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883 pages – Finnish Photobook Award 2019 3.7.–2.8.2020
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Kira Leskinen Chroma 5.–28.6.2020
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Laura Böök The Group That Cannot Sing 5.–28.6.2020
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Photographic Gallery Hippolyte is closed 24.3.–31.5.2020
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CANCELLED: Sini Pelkki 24.–24.3.2020
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CANCELLED: Roman Korovin Family Photo Album 24.–24.3.2020
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CANCELLED: Kaisa Karhu Landscape and Self-Adaptations 23.–23.3.2020
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CANCELLED: Kati Rapia Melancholia Still Lifes 23.–23.3.2020
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Jarno Vesala I remembered otherwise 28.2.–22.3.2020
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Paula Saraste All things, passing 28.2.–22.3.2020
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Veli Granö Manifesto 31.1.–23.2.2020
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Paula Humberg Dispersal 31.1.–23.2.2020
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Sheung Yiu The Twinkling of an Eye 3.–26.1.2020
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Karina-Sirkku Kurz Supernature 3.–26.1.2020
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Karl Ketamo Figures 29.11.–22.12.2019
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Mirimari Väyrynen Albedo 29.11.–22.12.2019
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Heli Kaskinen Meanwhile, On The Other Side 1.–24.11.2019
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Kimmo Kumela I Am Shadow. I Am Night. 1.–24.11.2019
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Valentina Karga Banana Mummy 4.–27.10.2019
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Saana Wang 2156 6.–29.9.2019
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Pekka Niskanen Tehran Dark Metal 9.8.–1.9.2019
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Janne Riikonen When Everything Comes Together, but Nothing Makes Sense 9.8.–1.9.2019
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Vesa-Pekka Rannikko Limbo 31.5.–28.6.2019
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Suzanne Mooney Something to Grasp, Nothing to Hold 31.5.–28.6.2019
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Maria Rosenlöf Red is the Colour of Your Life 3.–26.5.2019
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Kaija Kiuru On Boundaries 3.–26.5.2019
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Ulla Schildt Beyond the Circle 29.3.–28.4.2019
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Verna Joki Lifelong Brittled Saliva Waste 29.3.–28.4.2019
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Sanne Katainen Peace Dance 1.–24.3.2019
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Milla Talassalo 3 1.–24.3.2019
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Aukusti Heinonen Anthrosols 1.–24.2.2019
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Lotta Törnroth Imaginary Islands 1.–24.2.2019
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Ulrika Ferm It never rains, but it pours 4.–27.1.2019
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Hanna Timonen Look Every Day 23.11.–16.12.2018
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Saku Soukka Window In-between 23.11.–16.12.2018
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Pekka Niittyvirta Monsters, Dark Mills and Angels II 25.10.–18.11.2018
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Hannu Karjalainen Waveforms and Glowworms 28.9.–21.10.2018
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Elina Oikari Among the Shadows 28.9.–21.10.2018
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Ilkka Halso The Anatomy of Landscape – Dissection 31.8.–23.9.2018
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Anne Yli-Ikkelä With Certain Type of Ears I Could Hear 31.8.–23.9.2018
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Eeva Riitta Eerola &
Jenni Toikka Between the Acts 3.–26.8.2018 -
Pasi Rauhala Fragmented Reality 3.–26.8.2018
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Eeva Karhu Surrounded by 28.6.–27.7.2018
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VTL30 Summer Living Room 28.6.–27.7.2018
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Gil & Moti Love for All
Hatred for None 25.5.–17.6.2018 -
Outi Koivisto Dusky Room 25.5.–17.6.2018
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Värinä Manual 27.4.–20.5.2018
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Matthew Cowan para field notes 6.–22.4.2018
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Hannele Rantala Fiasco – Moral Failures 2.–25.3.2018
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Janette Holmström Revised Nature 2.–25.3.2018
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Virpi Stjerna Leave Them All Behind 2.–25.2.2018
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Emilia Ukkonen Lost Dog 2.–25.2.2018
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Kari Soinio Hero in the Mirror 5.–28.1.2018
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Noora Sandgren Let 5.–28.1.2018
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Lena Séraphin, Andrea Meinin Bück & The Don Quixote Complex 24.11.–17.12.2017
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Juuso Noronkoski This Place Is Nowhere 24.11.–17.12.2017
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Ilan Manouach Shapereader 3.–19.11.2017
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29 Sept – 22 Oct 2017, Shoji Kato, Mountains and Valleys
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29 Sept – 22 Oct 2017 Marja Söderlund, The Script of a Place
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1–24 September 2017 Saara Ekström, Amplifier
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1–24 September 2017 Susanna Kesänen, The Green House
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4–27 August 2017 Suvi Härkönen, Let Them
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29 June – 28 July 2017 Martti Jämsä, Kevät!
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29 June – 28 July 2017 Ulla Kokki & Johanna Heikkilä, To Whom It May Concern
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26 May – 18 June 2017 Tanja Koljonen: Underscores and stops, gaps in knowledge, conductors pointers and heights of consciousness
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26 May – 18 June 2017 Maija Laurinen, Mute Land: Silence, Stillness and Stasis
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28 April – 21 May 2017, Pekka Niskanen & Robert Aeberhard, Sounds That Shouldn’t Be There
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28 April – 21 May 2017 Maija Närhinen, Content
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31 March – 23 April 2017 Mikko Sinervo, Unfinished Map of Cosmos
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3–26 March 2017 Tiina Palmu, Rasskaztšitsa
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3–26 March 2017 Heli Kaskinen, Act Like Nothing Happened
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3–26 Feb 2017 Jouko Lehtola, Some Girls & the Young Hero Award
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5 – 29 Jan 2017: Heidi Kilpeläinen, House & Garden
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25 Nov – 18 Dec 2016
MARJAANA KELLA: SUPER-ILLUSION
The Wondrous World of Ted Serios
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28 Oct –20 Nov 2016, Anni Hanén: Just Small Hiccups
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28 Oct – 20 Nov 2016, Hanna Maria Anttila: Last Birds
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7–23 October 2016 NADIJA MUSTAPIĆ & TONI MEŠTROVIĆ, The Quotas of Pride
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2.–25.9.2016 KASTEHELMI KORPIJAAKKO Heavily Carefree
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2–25.9.2016 NIINA VATANEN, Time is a Triangle
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5 – 28 Aug 2016 KAI RENNES
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30 June – 29 July 2016 Sari Palosaari: Attach, Expand, Collapse
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30 June – 29 July 2016, Laurene Bois-Mariage, ReCOLLAGES
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27 May – 19 June 2016 Christian Langenskiöld, Shelter
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27 May – 19 June 2016 Lina Jelanski, Fieldworks
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29 April – 22 May 2016, Tanja Koponen
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29 April – 22 May 2016, Hertta Kiiski
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1–24 April 2016 Miia Autio, Variation of White
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1–24 April 2016, ILLUSION
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4–27 March 2016 Jaana Maijala, All is Moving but All is Shapeless
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4–27 March 2016 Milja Laurila, Un problème féminin
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5–28 Feb 2016 Maija Annikki Savolainen, The Matter of Light and Fuchsia gotenborg
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5–28 Feb 2016 Tanja Konstenius, Alles goed
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8–31 January 2016 Johanna Ketola, Valley L447
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27 Nov – 20 Dec 2015 Alisa Javits, The Green Elephant
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12 – 22 November 2015 Adolfo Vera, Ebb and Flow
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2 – 25 October 2015 Tärähtäneet ämmät / Nutty Tarts, DYSTOPIA/UTOPIA
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4–27 September 2015 Kaisa Salmi, The Bottle Sea
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7–30 August 2015 Appu Jasu, The Poetics of a Line
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2 – 7 July 2015 Teemu Kivikangas, The Aleph
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22 May – 18 June 2015 Wilma Hurskainen, The Man Comes Around
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24 April – 17 May 2015 Fredrika Biström, Utility Room
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27 March – 19 April 2015 Veli Granö, Persona
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27 Feb – 22 Mar 2015 Mari Mäkiö, (a) life
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30 Jan – 22 Feb 2015 Juhana Moisander, Ode to Father
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2–25 Jan 2015 Milla-Kariina Oja, Parallel Interiors
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28.11.–21.12.2014 Kenneth Bamberg: Koteka Impressions
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31 Oct – 23 Nov 2014 Marko Karo: Book of Stains
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3–26 Oct 2014 Kukka Paavilainen: The Screen
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5–28 Sept 2014 Hannu Karjalainen: The House Protects the Dreamer
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13.–31.8.2014 Hippolyte and Saari Residence Present: The Bill Burns Show
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3.7.–1.8.2014, Nana & Felix, The Zone System
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30.5.–27.6.2014, Katri Naukkarinen, So Many Constellations
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2.–25.5.2014, Laura Lilja: PHILOSOPHIAE ABSURDUS PRINCIPIA OECONOMICA Vol. II
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27.3.–27.4.2014, HPB14: Ecological Fallacy
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28.2.–23.3.2014, Heikki Hautala, Life Coach from Hell
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31.1.–23.2.2014, Elena Näsänen, Passerby
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3.-26.1.2014, Maija Tammi, Leftover
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29.11.–22.12.2013, Juha Arvid Helminen, Invisible Empire
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1.–24.11.2013, Hanna Vihriälä, Diana and the Hound
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Hippolyte and Saari Residence Present:
Trash Aesthetics and Irreverent Images Accompanied by Live Music -
6.–29.9.2013, Simo Karisalo: Control (&) Disorder
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9.8.–1.9.2013, Riikka Puronen: World of Ideas
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4.7.–2.8.2013, Disappearances – Katharina Barbosa, Yamile Calderon, Olga Robayo & Hans Petter Blad, Ulla Schildt
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31.5.–28.6.2013, Frontiers of Another Nature – Pictures from Iceland
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5.–28.4.2013, Natalia Kopkina: 10/10
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8.–31.3.2013 Diego Bruno: Location
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8.2.–3.3.2013, Teemu Mäki: How to be a Woman or a Man?
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11.1.–3.2.2013, Aiko Tsukahara: Space apartment
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7.12.2012 – 5.1.2013, David Muth: Preface
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Hippolyte 9.11.-2.12.2012, Arto Timonen & Henna Paasonen: Street
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Hippolyte 12.10.-4.11.2012, Päivi Anita Ristell: Four Boxes of Her
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Hippolyte 14.9.-7.10.2012, Juan Kasari: More Surface – More Feeling
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Hippolyte Studio 14.9.-7.10.2012, Minna L. Henriksson & Fatmir Mustafa-Carlo: Why Don’t You Speak Finnish?
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Noora Isoeskeli – Temporary Happiness
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Sara Bjarland – The Forsaken
Apply for an exhibition
Hippolyte has two exhibition spaces, the larger one being the Photographic Gallery Hippolyte and the smaller one Hippolyte Studio. Exhibitions are selected on the basis of open calls. All artists practising any of the various forms of contemporary art are eligible to apply. Artists groups and curators can also apply with a finalised exhibition concept. The exhibition program is based on photographic art, and proposals will preferably have links with photography or the extended field of photography.
Hippolyte exhibition applications in a nutshell:
- Exhibitions are applied for about 1½ years in advance
- Open Call twice a year, usually during the months of October and April
- Applications submitted using an online form
Open Call for autumn 2023 will be open in the spring of 2022.
Applications can submitted through the online application form: 1–30 April 2022.
Exhibition spaces and time slots
As a rule exhibition time slots last four weeks, which include days required for installing, demounting, and openings. The openings are usually held on Thursday evening prior to the first day of the exhibition. Gallery is open from Tuesday to Friday 12-17 and during weekends 12-16. In July the gallery is closed during weekends.
Photographic Gallery Hippolyte is located in the centre of Helsinki, right beside Diana park. Hippolyte is divided into two exhibition spaces: the main gallery, Photographic Gallery Hippolyte (c. 72 m2), and the smaller Hippolyte Studio (c. 13 m2). The larger gallery is about six and a half metres wide, ten metres long and six metres high (6,5m x 10m x 6m). The approximately 3×4 meters square Studio is c. 2.8 m high. Neither space has windows. Both of spaces have spotlights for gallery purposes.
The exhibition area is directly connected to the Photographic Artists’ Association’s office through an open balcony. Sound and light travel between the Studio, the Gallery, and the office. Please note that the gallery space cannot be totally blacked out. Also note that sounds from works in the Studio should be channelled into headphones. When necessary, a curtain is hung over the Studio doorway. See photos of the space and the floor plan below.
Application and appendices
Exhibition slots are applied for using an online form.
One application can be used to apply for only one of the following: the Gallery exhibition space, the Studio or the entire gallery (both of the spaces). It is not possible to use the same application to apply for either of the exhibition spaces alternatively.
The online form should be accompanied by an appendix describing the proposed exhibition, along with example pictures that support the idea. Please include:
- exhibition plan
- CV
- image and text samples, as well as images from previous exhibitions, which support the exhibition concept
NOTE! The appendix will be submitted in a single file. The maximum size for the file is 10 MB.
The application should contain a written account of how the exhibition relates to photography or its extended field, if that is not obvious. In addition, the portfolio should, where possible, give the planned works’ titles, years of completion, dimensions, techniques, and any other information that might help form an impression of the planned exhibition. If the exhibition proposal involves moving image or sound pieces, the application should preferably include a link to a sample of the work or the entire work. The work should be viewable on the Internet (e.g. on Vimeo, YouTube). Incomplete applications will not be evaluated.
NOTE! In the form, the Association of Photographic Artists is asking a permission to process the applicants personal data in connection with exhibition applications. Personal data will not be disclosed to members of the exhibition committee or third parties. The data will be deleted when the exhibition application procedure is completed and the exhibition selections are confirmed.
Processing of applications
Applications are processed by the exhibition committee of 3-5 members, who are all also members of the Association of Photographic Artists. In addition, a guest member will be invited to attend each exhibition committee meeting. The exhibition applications are peer reviewed. All applicants are informed personally of the committee’s decision via email or text message. Every effort is made to inform applicants about decisions for the spring season before Midsummer, and for the autumn season by Christmas. Exhibition process as a graph.
Exhibition fees
In 2023 the exhibition fee for a time slot in the Photographic Gallery Hippolyte is €900 for members of the Association of Photographic Artists and €1350 for non-members. The fee for the Hippolyte Studio is €360 for all artists. The exhibition fee for both spaces combined is €1260 for members and €1710 for non-members. The fee is confirmed annually by the board of the Association of Photographic Artists.
Services
The exhibition fee includes standard equipment for installing works on walls. It does not include any AV equipment or printing or posting invitation cards. The artist is responsible for hanging, transporting, and insuring the works during the exhibition, as well as one’s own travel expenses and AV technical support. The Photographic Artists’ Association takes 25% commission on the sale price (before VAT) of works sold. Hippolyte’s exhibition policies and procedures here.
The exhibition agreement include the following services:
- exhibition supervision
- layout and printing of the exhibition poster
- editing and proofreading of the exhibition text and list of works together with the exhibitor, as well as translations into Swedish and English
- sending out the press release and electronic invitation to Hippolyte’s guest lists
- informing about the exhibition on Hippolyte’s website, event calendars, and social media
- staff help and support during installing and demounting
- visitor and media tracking
- exhibition documentation
- press and other contacts, opening ceremony and non-alcoholic beverages
- planning and organising of the possible program together with the exhibitor
Application form
Fill in the application form here.
Please make sure you have carefully read the information on this page before submitting your application.
Photos of the spaces at Hippolyte:
- Photographic Gallery Hippolyte and Hippolyte Studio (on the right)
- Photographic Gallery Hippolyte
- Photographic Gallery Hippolyte
- Photographic Gallery Hippolyte
- Hippolyte Studio
- Hippolyte Studio
Hippolyte galleries in 3D (click the image to download the files from Dropbox):
Hippolyte floor plan:
Further information:
Exhibition Coordinator Petronella Grönroos
+358 (0)50 379 9036, petronella.gronroos [at] hippolyte.fi