Workshops
A workshop is a more active way of approaching the exhibitions at the museum. The basic idea of workshops is learning by doing. This can involve both personal artistic activity, and thinking about and resolving questions in groups. Our workshops can be tailored to suit the needs of all kinds of groups.
Queer / Crip themed guided tour and discussion workshop
Queer & crip themed guided tour and discussion encourages participants to challenge the normative perceptions of the world and society trough the images of the exhibition. During this participatory workshop, we practice to wonder i.e. gender and identity. How and why do we see what we see? We have a tour in the exhibitions, discussions in group and small reflective tasks. The lenght of the workshop is 1h 30 min.
Workshop is run by visual arts pedagogues Aapo Raudaskoski and Jemina Lindholm, who are particularly interested in phenomenas related to queer feminism and critical disability studies.
Price: 26 € / person (minimum 260 €). The price contains admission, a guided tour in our exhibitions and the guided discussion workshop.
Dates: Tuesday to Saturday
Duration: 1h 30min
Group size: max. 25
Languages: English, Finnish
We tailor our workshops seasonally based on current exhibitions. Contact us about available workshops!
In the museum’s classic workshop, you can learn about various types of portraits, and experiment with portraiture in small groups. You can use digital cameras provided by the museum or your own camera, phone for example. You can take the photos with you, on, for example, your own memory stick.
Price: 26 € / person (minimum 260 €). The price contains admission, a guided tour in our exhibitions and the guided workshop with all materials included.
School groups 90 €, Sat-Sun 140 €. This category includes kindergarten, primary, lower and upper secondary school, and vocational school groups
Dates: Tuesday to Saturday
Duration: 2 h
Group size: max. 20
Languages: Finnish, Swedish, English
Contact: workshop@fmp.fi , +358 (0)9-68663621 Tue–Fri 9am–12am.
Please book the workshop at least a week in advance.
Booked workshops can be cancelled no later than the previous day until 3pm, otherwise the full price will be charged.
The museum does not have a cafeteria. We recommend you to contact the nearby Hima & Sali restaurant: myynti@himasali.com , tel. +358 (0)9 6941701.
Visit us
Guided tours
Ben Kaila, 1994, Hannula & Hinkka -kokoelma, Suomen valokuvataiteen museo.
Elina Brotherus, Miroir, 2007. Hannula & Hinkka -kokoelma, Suomen valokuvataiteen museo.
Gunnar Smoliansky, Saltsjö-Boo, 1977. Hannula & Hinkka -kokoelma, Suomen valokuvataiteen museo.