The opening summer exhibition 10.6.–29.8.2021 at Glasshouse Helsinki gallery space presents Julia Lohmann‘s Japanese sea monster Hidako Ohmu, Megan McGlynn‘s Geo-clouds, Kostas Murkundis‘ dress installation and a video installation ”Arkhipelagos, Navigation the Tides of Time” by IC-98 artist duo. The video installation is part of Helsinki Biennial art event and belongs to HAM’s collections.
Glasshouse Helsinki gallery space is a place for art, design, new ideas, thoughts and innovations.
Glasshouse Helsinki gallery space Aleksanterinkatu 13, 2nd floor, 00100 Helsinki
The exhibition ergs, Sar, igs consists of an entity in which observations and reflections take shape in a work of art.
The exhibition is curated by visual artist Anna Tuori.
Design Forum Finland Awards brings together Design Forum Finland’s design prizes.
In 2022, DFF Awards comprises the Young Designer of the Year prize, the Kaj Franck Design Prize and Fennia Prize 22. The DFF Awards exhibition is open 5–28 May 2022 in Glasshouse Helsinki.
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Summer exhibition 10.6. – 29.8.2021
Summer exhibition 10.6.–29.8.2021
By Glasshouse Helsinki
The opening summer exhibition 10.6.–29.8.2021 at Glasshouse Helsinki gallery space presents Julia Lohmann‘s Japanese sea monster Hidako Ohmu, Megan McGlynn‘s Geo-clouds, Kostas Murkundis‘ dress installation and a video installation ”Arkhipelagos, Navigation the Tides of Time” by IC-98 artist duo. The video installation is part of Helsinki Biennial art event and belongs to HAM’s collections.
Glasshouse Helsinki gallery space is a place for art, design, new ideas, thoughts and innovations.
Glasshouse Helsinki gallery space
Aleksanterinkatu 13, 2nd floor, 00100 Helsinki
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