Welcome to open the summer season of Taideolohuone Katariina!
Next destination Rome
Soon it’s time to leave sleeting and hailing Finnish Spring behind since I’m going to Mazzano Romano, Italy. I will be privileged to spend two months in artist in residence program of Väinö Tanner Foundation there. In addition of all kind of observations, discoveries and try-outs of residence time, I will have a one day exhibition in Rome at myday-byday concept space. There is a little interview included, you can read it here.
If anywhere near Rome on 10th of May, you are cordially invited to join!
10.5.2017
Event time 10.30-19 o’clock
Via Luca della Robbia 76, Testaccio, Rome
http://www.myday-byday.com/
http://www.myday-byday.com/
Art sale at Kaapelitehdas in Helsinki 11.-19.3.2017
Set up and open
Yesterday I installed my exhibition Risteys (Finnish word for crossing, crossroads) and it will be open at Kouta gallery in Kouvola, Finland until 19.3.2017. If you have any chance to visit it, it would be pleasure to hear what you think!
The journalist of the local newspaper Kouvolan sanomat wrote a small article about the exhibition. You can read it here.
One week for the exhibition
My next solo exhibition will open 28.2.2017 in Kouta gallery, Kouvola, Finland. More info coming soon!
Korutaidetta taidelainaamossa – jewellery art at art library
Now it is happening: jewellery art in art library!
Starting from today it is possible to purchase jewellery art at Kaakon taidelainaamo (art library of South-East Finland), first time in Finland. As celebration for that the jewellery artists of the area (the members of the Finnish Jewelery Art Association) will have a group exhibition 7.12.2016-7.1.2017.
Opening 7.12.2016 at 17.00
Gallery No 47 / Kaakon taidelainaamo
Valtakatu 47, 53100 Lappeenranta
Welcome!
Baltic Jewellery News No. 31 /(September 2016)
Antonio Altarriba visited my studio in August. I showed him my pieces and we chatted a little over the cup of coffee. He wrote an article for Baltic Jewellery News and you can read it here. The pages 22-23. Thank you Antonio!
