Tampere Art Museum
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Jaana Partanen: Matrix Layer, 2014.
Illusion is one of the first large interactive spatial art exhibitions in Finland. The artists are pioneers of Finnish interactive art: Petri Eskelinen, Hanna Haaslahti, Markus Kåhre, Jaana Partanen, Pasi Rauhala, Heidi Tikka and Jarno Vesala.
NB! The darkness of the exhibition can be exciting for young or sensitive visitors.
Sculptor Liisa Hietanen depicts everyday objects and residents of Hämeenkyrö in her crocheted and knitted sculptures that she calls Villagers.
Liisa Hietanen: Aulis, 2020.
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The Light Gallery exhibition “Citizens", curated by Tampere Art Museum, stretches across the city’s western quarters between the Central Square and Hämeenpuisto Boulevard. The exhibition celebrates Tampere Art Museum’s 90-year history.
The exhibition portrays citizens of different ages living their everyday life. Most pieces have been chosen from Tampere Art Museum and the City of Tampere's collections, a few modern artists have also been included. The pieces have been projected onto walls in the city centre for everyone to enjoy.
Photo: "Kitkerä kuori" by Karkki Mäkelä, 2021.
