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At this year's Market Art Fair, Helsinki Contemporary is proud to present a booth curated around the theme of contemporary representations of the human figure with works by three Finnish artists: Emma Ainala, Ville Andersson and Emma Sarpaniemi....

Works by Emma Ainala and Aki Turunen are on view at "Det Nuttede" at Sophienholm in Denmark....

Rauha Mäkilä and Janne Räisänen exhibit alongside artists Inka Bell and Christian Saldert in Narrative Forms, opening Thursday April 17 at Backslash gallery in Paris. The exhibition is curated by Aura Seikkula...

During the exxhibition Eeva-Riitta Eerola: C (April 11-May 4, 2025), Helsinki Contemporary will be exceptionally open also on Tuesdays.Exceptional opening hours during April 11-May 4, 2025:Open: Tue-Fri 12-18, Sat-Sun 12-16Closed during Easter:...

Roland Persson's solo exhibition "Being Mortal Hurts" opens at Färgfabriken in Stockholm, Sweden, on April 5, 2025. The exhibition is on view from April 5 through June 15. In his large solo exhibition at Färgfabriken, Roland...

Works by Emma Ainala, Ville Andersson, Tuomas A. Laitinen, Emma Sarpaniemi and Aki Turunen are currently on view at Miettinen Collection in Berlin. The group exhibition "Maybe It Was Magic - Neue Arbeiten aus der Miettinen Collection"...

Camilla Vuorenmaa’s “All I Want,” commissioned by the Finnish State Art Commission, is a series of works installed in the Lagmansgården reform school in Pietarsaari, Finland. “All I Want” is the first public...

Join us on Saturday March 15th at 14 for a discussion between photographic artist Sanna Kannisto and author Iida Turpeinen at Helsinki Contemporary.At the event, Kannisto and Turpeinen will discuss the themes of their respective artistic practices in...

Curated Selection: Playtime is part of a series of thematically curated online viewing rooms showcasing Helsinki Contemporary’s artists. Curated Selection: Playtime presents a collection of works curated around the theme of play. Artists...

Hannaleena Heiska is included in the group exhibition “Apocalypse: From Last Judgement to Climate Threat” at Gothenburg Art Museum. The exhibition is on view from February 22, 2025, through 18 January, 2026....

Jonna Kina's video installation Secret Words and Related Stories is included in Poetics of Encryption at Galerie Rudolfinum in Prague, Czech Republic. The exhibition is on view from 13 February through 11 May 2025....

Hans Rosenström’s sound installation A House Divided is exhibited at Walls Have Ears: Emotional Resonance, a sound art festival taking place in Tallinn’s ARS Art Factory between February 14 and 28, 2025....

Emma Sarpaniemi’s solo show Two Ways to Carry a Cauliflower is on view at JARMUSCHEK+PARTNER in Berlin between February 15 and March 29, 2025, with an opening reception on February 14. The exhibition is part of the programme of the festival...

Kaarlo Stauffer: Phantasmagoria is on view at the Lahti Museum of Visual Arts Malva until April 6, 2025.Phantasmagoria presents works by Kaarlo Stauffer that are based on old family photographs, painted...

Leena Nio’s work is included in Abstracting the Ordinary – Art from the Everyday, the first instalment in a new exhibition series by Hämeenlinna Art Museum. At the core of the group exhibition is the Niemistö Art Collection...

Roland Persson: Blind Spot is on view in Katrineholms konsthall in Katrineholm, Sweden from February 1 until March 22, 2025. The exhibition comprises of Roland Persson’s silicone sculptures and drawings....

Olli Piippo is the new owner of Helsinki Contemporary...

Emma Sarpaniemi’s first gallery show in Sweden opens in NEVVEN in Gothenburg on January 30. The exhibition “Two Ways to Carry a Cauliflower” is on view through March 9, 2025....

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Join us at the gallery for Leena Nio's artist talk on Saturday, January 25, from 2-3 pm in lieu of her first solo show at the gallery.In her talk, Nio will give insight into her artistic process and the process of preparing the work in view...