Past
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Jacob Hashimoto
Silence Still Governs Our Consciousness May 6 - June 23, 2011 Jacob Hashimoto’s art is a rich tapestry of visual references, ranging from East Asian crafts to Atari circuit boards. His work blends sculpture and painting, combining painterly compositional principles with traditional bamboo and washi paper techniques. Composed of countless small paper kites, his sculptures are not static objects but dynamic... Read more -
Tanya Akhmetgalieva
April 8 - 27, 2011 Tanya Akhmetgalieva reveals technical skillfulness in her works, which have been produced with mixed media. She paints by sewing and mixing graphics and textile art freely. In the montage-like works produced by sewing, one can find a parallel to the modern world’s networking. The trace of stitching reflects how social... Read more -
Kaarina Kaikkonen
Olisin halunnut puhjeta kukkaan March 3 - April 3, 2011 Kaarina Kaikkonen, one of our most internationally recognized sculptors, is known for shaping urban landscapes and emphasizing community through her installations. In her works, one can find references to current themes of humanity’s place in their own time and of basic needs that always exist regardless of environment or culture.... Read more -
Susanne Gottberg
A Room of One's Own January 14 - February 6, 2011 The imagery in Susanne Gottberg’s (b.1964) paintings comprises quiet, tense moments and situations where something has just departed or will soon occur. In recent years, Gottberg has shifted from depicting nature and sceneries to interiors, examining different elements of furniture, studying fabrics and details of patterns. Gottberg challenges the viewer... Read more
