8. Turku biennaali: Practical Ecology

Translated title of the contribution: 8th Turku Biennal: Practical Ecology

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    Abstract

    The 8th Turku Biennial is undertaken by 16 top of the line artists working in Finland. Their focused works on intensive themes make this a definitive event in Finnish art this winter. The exhibition is displayed in two locations, the museum Aboa Vetus & Ars Nova as well as Turku Artists’ Association’s Gallery Å. Minna Suoniemi photographs inventions that her father produces from things and objects that have fallen into disuse. Suoniemi often names her works according to the original object: a hand truck, for example, is made of components of a backpack and a draining rack, and a luxurious bird table is made of a landscape painting. The artist has photographed these imaginative and even impractical inventions in a studio environment in the same way as consumer products. The photographs and videos feature the figure of some kind of mad inventor and themes of ecology.
    Translated title of the contribution8th Turku Biennal: Practical Ecology
    Original languageFinnish
    Place of PublicationGallery Å
    PublisherAboa Vetus Ars Nova
    Publication statusPublished - 16 Nov 2017
    MoE publication typeF1 Published independent work of art or performance
    EventTurku Biennial - Gallery Å, Turku, Finland
    Duration: 17 Nov 20178 Apr 2018
    Conference number: 8
    http://www.aboavetusarsnova.fi/en/exhibitions/8th-turku-biennial

    Keywords

    • Video Art
    • Contemporary Art
    • Photography
    • Exhibition

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