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Exhibitions at Malmitalo Gallery
26.8.2010 - 23.1.2011
Mari Rogers
26.8.2010 – 18.9.2010
The Sea Room – paintings and poetry; the works have been made on the seashore, on the Island of Harakka, and in the different seasons. The exhibition features paintings in watercolour and oil, maps, charts, poems and other discoveries from the rooms of the sea.
Org. Artists’ Association of Helsinki & Helsingfors kulturcentral / City of Helsinki Cultural Office
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Kiyoshi Ishii
23.9.2010 – 16.10.2010
The exhibition is organised as a part of the 75th anniversary year programme of the Finnish Japanese Society. The Japanese painter Kiyoshi Ishii has, in his 40-year career, painted numerous works depicting the nature and cityscapes in Finland and the other Nordic countries.
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Merja Heino
21.10.2010 – 13.11.2010
Oh, the wonderful south – paintings and video; the lush, verdant and lavish versatility of the vegetation in southern countries is compared to the austere and barren features of the north. The historical and architectural idioms were reduced upon their arrival to the north.
Org. Artists’ Association of Helsinki & Helsingfors kulturcentral / City of Helsinki Cultural Office
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Tuija Markonsalo
18.11.2010 – 11.12.2010
Tuija Markonsalo:
Works
The works shift in the area between beauty and ugliness. They are made using items from the lost and found, recycled materials and pearls that cascade in voluminous, immersing masses. The abundance of the works and their strong colors echo the areas in East London dominated by its population with Indian origins.
Young people are the main target audience of this exhibition
Org. Artists’ Association of Helsinki & Helsingfors kulturcentral / City of Helsinki Cultural Office
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Mari Pihlajakoski
16.12.2010 – 23.1.2011
Mari Pihlajakoski:
The Blind Spot – paintings; Pihlajakoski's works portray the contemporary society and the shattered people living in it using methods of painting to illustrate its disadvantages – the society’s blind spots: superficiality, melancholy and the feeling of social exclusion.
Org. Artists’ Association of Helsinki & Helsingfors kulturcentral / City of Helsinki Cultural Office
PHOTO:
Merja Heino
Pohjoista ja etelää 1
130x160cm
öljy ja lyöntimetalli kankaalle
2010
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