News

, 10.01.2022

Diverse nature, a piece of visible cultural history, and maritime Helsinki – fall in love with Vallisaari Island

, 30.06.2021

Discover the biennial on mainland Helsinki

, 18.06.2021

Helsinki Biennial in collaboration with Nomen Nescio

, 17.06.2021

Artworks for the Helsinki Biennial created on the unique environment’s terms

, 09.06.2021

Helsinki Biennial opens to the public on 12 June

, 03.06.2021

Helsinki Biennial’s programme unites art, the city, and its residents

, 01.06.2021

Learn about art, bats, and empathy at Helsinki Biennial

, 11.05.2021

The inaugural Helsinki Biennial will open on 12 June with an extensive programme of art, events and digital initiatives

, 07.04.2021

Contemporary art event Helsinki Biennial will be held in summer 2021

, 17.02.2021

Helsinki Biennial Announces its Guiding Principles and Objectives for Embracing a New Era

, 15.02.2021

Helsinki Biennial Talks

, 03.02.2021

Help to crochet a coral reef for Helsinki

, 27.01.2021

Tune into ΨFM

, 16.12.2020

Re-Thinking Biennials During a Pandemic: Interview with Pirkko Siitari and Taru Tappola, Co-Curators of Helsinki Biennial

, 16.12.2020

Re-Thinking Biennials During a Pandemic: Interview with Jacob Fabricius, Curator of the Busan Biennale (2020)

, 16.12.2020

Re-Thinking Biennials During a Pandemic: Interview with Anastasia Blokhina, Executive Director of RIBOCA

, 20.10.2020

Implementing an art event responsibly – EcoCompass provides the tools and framework

, 01.10.2020

Helsinki Biennial pavilion has now been built on Lyypekinlaituri pier

, 02.09.2020

Dashboard for transitional policies steers ecological reconstruction

, 06.08.2020

Visitors are fascinated by the colourful history of Vallisaari

, 17.07.2020

Topi Kautonen (1921–2011)

, 18.06.2020

Idyllic Vallisaari island welcomes you – ferry service has started and island’s services are opened

, 28.05.2020

Museum of Becoming searches for new ways of thinking about the human being

, 05.05.2020

Inaugural Helsinki Biennial moved to summer 2021

, 24.04.2020

The sea and the archipelago are now more important for the wellbeing of Helsinki residents than ever before – and new islands will be opened to the public this summer

, 01.04.2020

The opening date of Helsinki Biennial to be postponed

, 10.03.2020

Helsinki Biennial 2020 Brings 40 Artists and Groups to the Finnish Archipelago for Inaugural Edition

, 16.02.2020

An art event in the midst of nature that lives and breathes with the city’s residents

, 31.01.2020

Helsinki to get its own coral reef in the form of an artwork

, 21.01.2020

Exhibition Attendant – Come and work at the Helsinki Biennial this summer

, 08.01.2020

Helsinki Biennial pavilion to be built on Lyypekinlaituri

, 27.10.2019

Site-specificity makes an art event feel larger than its actual size

, 23.10.2019

Helsinki Biennial 2020 announces its first artists

, 04.10.2019

Helsinki Biennial will also celebrate public art

, 04.10.2019

Helsinki Biennial is an exceptional experience

Paweł Althamer’s Seven Prisoners on display at HAM

Samir Bhowmik’s film Lost Islands on show in HAM Hall

The artworks’ life after the biennial

Helsinki Biennial attracted 145,000 visitors to Vallisaari

Helsinki Biennial was granted an EcoCompass certificate

Extended evening hours

Helsinki Biennial family weekend 7 to 8 August

Janet Echelman’s sculpture installation 1.78 rises high above Senate Square

Diverse nature, a piece of visible cultural history, and maritime Helsinki – fall in love with Vallisaari Island

Discover the biennial on mainland Helsinki

Helsinki Biennial in collaboration with Nomen Nescio

Artworks for the Helsinki Biennial created on the unique environment’s terms

Helsinki Biennial opens to the public on 12 June

Helsinki Biennial’s programme unites art, the city, and its residents

Learn about art, bats, and empathy at Helsinki Biennial

The inaugural Helsinki Biennial will open on 12 June with an extensive programme of art, events and digital initiatives

Contemporary art event Helsinki Biennial will be held in summer 2021

Helsinki Biennial Announces its Guiding Principles and Objectives for Embracing a New Era

Helsinki Biennial Talks

Help to crochet a coral reef for Helsinki

Tune into ΨFM

Re-Thinking Biennials During a Pandemic: Interview with Pirkko Siitari and Taru Tappola, Co-Curators of Helsinki Biennial

Re-Thinking Biennials During a Pandemic: Interview with Jacob Fabricius, Curator of the Busan Biennale (2020)

Re-Thinking Biennials During a Pandemic: Interview with Anastasia Blokhina, Executive Director of RIBOCA

Implementing an art event responsibly – EcoCompass provides the tools and framework

Helsinki Biennial pavilion has now been built on Lyypekinlaituri pier

Dashboard for transitional policies steers ecological reconstruction

Visitors are fascinated by the colourful history of Vallisaari

Topi Kautonen (1921–2011)

Idyllic Vallisaari island welcomes you – ferry service has started and island’s services are opened

Museum of Becoming searches for new ways of thinking about the human being

Inaugural Helsinki Biennial moved to summer 2021

The sea and the archipelago are now more important for the wellbeing of Helsinki residents than ever before – and new islands will be opened to the public this summer

The opening date of Helsinki Biennial to be postponed

Helsinki Biennial 2020 Brings 40 Artists and Groups to the Finnish Archipelago for Inaugural Edition

An art event in the midst of nature that lives and breathes with the city’s residents

Helsinki to get its own coral reef in the form of an artwork

Exhibition Attendant – Come and work at the Helsinki Biennial this summer

Helsinki Biennial pavilion to be built on Lyypekinlaituri

Site-specificity makes an art event feel larger than its actual size

Helsinki Biennial 2020 announces its first artists

Helsinki Biennial will also celebrate public art

Helsinki Biennial is an exceptional experience