The Snowflakes and other surprises
04.03.2023–23.04.2023
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Elin Berge: Queejna
9.10.–14.11.2021

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Whose Nature?
4.9.–3.10.2021

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Miia Autio 14 Dec 2019 – 19 Jan 2020 “In 1890, French police officer Alphonse Bertillon created an identification system based on physical measurements and standardized the process of photographic identification. The “Bertillon System” was the first scientific system used to identify criminals — the origin of modern surveillance. Subsequently, mechanisms of control and surveillance
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SANDRA KANTANEN: More Landscapes 21 Sept – 27 Oct 2019 “It’s not a coincidence that the subject of Kantanen’s photography is nature. She studied traditional landscape painting in China at the beginning of this century and spent time in the nature too: “I climbed all their holy mountains looking for an image that turned out
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Aapo Huhta: Block 10 Aug – 15 Sept 2019 Vernissage Fri 9 Aug at 5pm “Block is a photographic essay about contemporary city life and the people?s role in it. The images offer their viewer a dystopic scene of a metropolis. Money rules and people are looking for happiness, each other and the meaning of
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AURA SAARIKOSKI: RESEARCH INTO GREY 25.5.-30.6.2019 “In the photograph named Research into Grey I compare the scale of a gray card to a foggy landscape. For a photographer the card is a tool to match the colours of the image with reality. I got my own gray card from my father at the age of
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ESA YLIJAASKO: NOVEMBER IS A BEGINNING 13 Apr -19 May 2019 “Esa Ylijaasko spent four years documenting the life of a Syrian refugee community in Süleymaniye neighbourhood in Istanbul, Turkey. Previous tenants had left the rundown residential area years earlier. Ylijaasko photographed his project on black and white superior instant film. The raindrops and scratches
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VILLE LENKKERI: MEDICAL RECORDS OF A SMALL TOWN 9.3. – 7.4.2019 “Medical Records of a small town is Ville Lenkkeri’s study about the relation that his father Doctor Hannu Lenkkeri had to his hometown Mänttä. It’s also a subjective way for the son to settle accounts with the father who unexpectedly passed away six years
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