Helsinki Biennial film screening: works from HAM’s collection
25.8 klo 11:30 — Maunula-talo, Metsäpurontie 4
Picture: Screenshot from film 616 by Timo Vaittinen, HAM Helsinki Art Museum collection
Helsinki Biennial arrives in Helsinki’s cultural centres! The programme of the Helsinki Biennial includes film screenings from HAM’s media art collection.
The screenings have been selected by Joasia Krysa, curator of the Biennial 2023 and coordinating curator Petronella Grönroos. The works are linked by the Biennial 2023 concepts of contamination, renewal and agency. The works reflect young people’s perceptions of the world and the fine line between fact and fiction, as well as consider what the future holds. The title of the 2023 Helsinki Biennial, New Directions May Emerge, refers to exploring ways of living in and understanding the world – and imagining other possible futures.
Before the screening, the staff of the Helsinki Biennial introduces the themes of the 2023 Biennial. This is followed by a film screening of around 45 minutes. The screenings, which are open to all, are free of charge and do not require registration in advance.
FILMS:
Jani Ruscica
Evolutions
2008
17:20
Anette Arlander
Day and Night of the Dog
2007
04:10
Minna Suoniemi
Practical Ecology
2017
10:10
Timo Vaittinen
616
2008
00:58
SCREENINGS:
Mon 21.8. at 18:00
Music Hall, Stoa, Turunlinnantie 1
Fri 25.8. at 11:30
Maunula House, Metsäpurontie 4
Wed 30.8. at 18:00
Vuotalo, Mosaiikkitori 2 (Vuosaarentie 7)
Thu 14.9. at 18:00
Kanneltalo, Klaneettitie 5