July 2020
PastExhibitions
10.6.–13.9.
Sanna Kannisto: Sense of Wonder
In summer 2020 the Finnish Museum of Photography will exhibit the works of photographer Sanna Kannisto (b. 1974), spanning a period of 20 years. This will be Kannisto’s largest exhibition to date. Sense of Wonder is a cross-section of the artist’s career, including her long-term photographic work...
Exhibitions
10.6.–30.8.
Lasse Lecklin: Crossings
Humanity has now left behind the Holocene, a geological era in which the globe has been since the last ice age, and entered a new epoch: the Anthropocene. In the Anthropocene, the human influence on the Earth is so great that the change is irreversible; in a sense, it is a point of no return. ...
Exhibitions
10.6.–13.9.
Yann Mingard: Everything is up in the air, thus our vertigo
In January 1968, a US Air Force bomber carrying nuclear weapons crashed onto ice along the coast of Greenland. In South Korea, a group of scientists is attempting to clone a mammoth using DNA preserved in permafrost. In the Illgraben valley in Switzerland, scientists use an electronic alarm...
Exhibitions
10.6.–13.9.
Inanimate Life and Dead Nature
Still life has a curious force that makes us see everyday things anew, to observe the overlooked.
