Photo Kansallisgalleris / Sinebrychoffin taidemuseo (c) Jukka Romu

Spaces of Uncertainty

Nervanderinkatu 3, 00100 Helsinki
Kunsthalle Helsinki

The exhibition opening in March at Kunsthalle Helsinki poses questions regarding space and spatiality by means of visual arts.

The exhibition opening in March at Kunsthalle Helsinki poses questions regarding space and spatiality by means of visual arts. The joint exhibition of six artists is a diverse showcase of spatial art.

The exhibition and its title communicate that people are never ‘safe’ from spatial practice, that it affects everything they do, wherever they are. Uncertainty, change and unpredictability are, to these artists, not something incomplete that can be rectified with the appropriate effort, but rather the very bedrock of creation, as paradoxical as this might sound.

Spatial art does not call for three-dimensional, sculptural or architectural forms of expression. The three artists who initiated the exhibition – Thomas Nyqvist, Jorma Puranen and Lauri Astala – are best known for their activities in painting, photography, and video art. Heini Aho, Marja Kanervo and Shoji Kato work with the medium of sculpture, but create works that are environmental by nature, and which often bleed into other art forms.

Kunsthalle Helsinki

12.3.-24.4.2022

Tue, Thu and Fri 11.00-18.00, Wed 11.00-20.00, Sat-Sun 11.00-17.00

Admission fee 8/14€, under 18 yrs free entry