Difference between revisions of "Helsinki"
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'''Past spaces''': [https://kuusipalaa.fi/ Kuusi Palaa] (2018), [[mbar]] (-2015). | '''Past spaces''': [https://kuusipalaa.fi/ Kuusi Palaa] (2018), [[mbar]] (-2015). | ||
| − | '''Initiatives''': [[AV-arkki]] media art distributor (*1989), [[FixC]] (*2007), [[Katastro.fi]] (*1998), [[MUU]] (*1987), [https://idaidaida.net/ IDA Radio] (*2018), [[Olento]], [[Piknik Frequency]], [https://trojanhorse.fi/ Trojan Horse] autonomous educational platform.<br> | + | '''Initiatives''': [[AV-arkki]] media art distributor (*1989), [[FixC]] (*2007), [[Katastro.fi]] (*1998), [[MUU]] (*1987), [https://idaidaida.net/ IDA Radio] (*2018), [[m-cult.net]] (*2002), [https://no-niin.com/ NO NIIN] art magazine (*2021), [[Olento]], [[Piknik Frequency]], [https://trojanhorse.fi/ Trojan Horse] autonomous educational platform.<br> |
'''Past initiatives''': [https://texst.xyz/ Texst] (art collective and publishing press, 2016-2025). | '''Past initiatives''': [https://texst.xyz/ Texst] (art collective and publishing press, 2016-2025). | ||
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'''Events''': [[Dorkbot Helsinki]] (*2007).<br> | '''Events''': [[Dorkbot Helsinki]] (*2007).<br> | ||
'''Past events''': [http://www.bookies.fi Bookies] artist publishing event (2012, 2018), [[International Pirate Conference|Fourth International Pirate Conference]] (2009), [[Digital]] (2004), [[RAM]]4 (2003), [[MuuMediaFestival]]. | '''Past events''': [http://www.bookies.fi Bookies] artist publishing event (2012, 2018), [[International Pirate Conference|Fourth International Pirate Conference]] (2009), [[Digital]] (2004), [[RAM]]4 (2003), [[MuuMediaFestival]]. | ||
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'''Art workers''': [[Andrew Gryf Paterson]], [[Dave Griffiths]], [[Erich Berger]], [[Gregoire Rousseau]], [[Juha Huuskonen]], [[Katarína Skálová]], [[Marina Valle Noronha]], [[Marita Muukkonen]], [https://minnahenriksson.com/ Minna Henriksson] (1976), [[Petteri Nisunen]], [[Sezgin Boynik]] (1977), [[Susanna Ånäs]], [[Tapio Mäkelä]], [[Tommi Grönlund]]. ''RIP'': [[Minna Tarkka]]. | '''Art workers''': [[Andrew Gryf Paterson]], [[Dave Griffiths]], [[Erich Berger]], [[Gregoire Rousseau]], [[Juha Huuskonen]], [[Katarína Skálová]], [[Marina Valle Noronha]], [[Marita Muukkonen]], [https://minnahenriksson.com/ Minna Henriksson] (1976), [[Petteri Nisunen]], [[Sezgin Boynik]] (1977), [[Susanna Ånäs]], [[Tapio Mäkelä]], [[Tommi Grönlund]]. ''RIP'': [[Minna Tarkka]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:48, 9 November 2025
Spaces:
00130 Gallery (*2005),
Almanac Press (*2021),
Kosminen non profit art space (*2016),
Lume,
MAA-tila project space (*2006),
M-Cult (*2000),
Museum of Impossible Forms (*2017),
Muu Media Base (*1995),
Myymälä2 exhibition space (*2002),
Publics event space (formerly Checkpoint Helsinki, *2013),
SIC space for contemporary art (*2012),
SOLU / BioArt Society (*2008).
Past spaces: Kuusi Palaa (2018), mbar (-2015).
Initiatives: AV-arkki media art distributor (*1989), FixC (*2007), Katastro.fi (*1998), MUU (*1987), IDA Radio (*2018), m-cult.net (*2002), NO NIIN art magazine (*2021), Olento, Piknik Frequency, Trojan Horse autonomous educational platform.
Past initiatives: Texst (art collective and publishing press, 2016-2025).
Festivals: Avanto (*2000), Moving in November contemporary dance festival (*1986), Pixelache (*2002).
Past festivals: Readme (2003).
Events: Dorkbot Helsinki (*2007).
Past events: Bookies artist publishing event (2012, 2018), Fourth International Pirate Conference (2009), Digital (2004), RAM4 (2003), MuuMediaFestival.
Art workers: Andrew Gryf Paterson, Dave Griffiths, Erich Berger, Gregoire Rousseau, Juha Huuskonen, Katarína Skálová, Marina Valle Noronha, Marita Muukkonen, Minna Henriksson (1976), Petteri Nisunen, Sezgin Boynik (1977), Susanna Ånäs, Tapio Mäkelä, Tommi Grönlund. RIP: Minna Tarkka.
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