Night of the Arts at Kohta

Event Introduction

Visit Kohta on the Night of the Arts to explore the exhibition The art of.

The exhibition’s curators, Anders Kreuger, Markus Lähteenmäki and Mika Savela, have invited four artists who have positioned themselves between various professional disciplines (visual arts, architecture, graphic design and floral arranging) and forms of artistic expression (painting, sculpture, installation and performance).

The exhibition features the design and publishing project L’Esprit de l’escalier, launched in 2012; artist and architect Henrietta Lehtonen (Finland, 1965); Hedy Leung (Hong Kong/England, 1975), who found her way into visual art through experimental ikebana; and the painter Eglė Ridikaitė (Lithuania, 1966).

The Night of the Arts programme:

6:30 pm Guided tour of the exhibition The art of in Swedish

7 pm The Art Walk Kalasatama special tour on the Night of the Arts
PLEASE NOTE: The starting point is Galleria Longa&Fönäri (Tukkutorinkuja 6). The route will be led by artist Enni Vekkeli and include the exhibitions at Kohta and Galleria Huuto. The tour, which will last approx. 1.5 hours, is free of charge and no advance registration is required. Please note that the walking tour is not accessible.

7:30 pm Guided tour of the exhibition The art of in English

8:30 pm Guided tour of the exhibition The art of in Finnish 

The guided tours are free of charge.

On Thursday, 20 August, Kohta is open from 12 noon until 9:30 pm. Free admission.

Categories

Visual arts, Gallery / museum, Installation / exhibition, Inside, Avoimet ovet & kierrokset

Event Information

  • Time:

    • 12:00–21:30

  • Organiser:

    Kohta Taidehalli

  • Address:

    Kohta Taidehalli
    Työpajankatu 2b
    00580 Helsinki

  • Accessibility:

    The event is not accessible with a wheelchair.

    The event does not have an accessible toilet.

    Kohta is not an accessible venue; the gallery spaces are accessed by stairs.

  • Event language:

    Finnish, Swedish, English

  • Tickets:

    The event is free of charge

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