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What’s On
13.10.-3.12. Perceive sea, dunes, mountains in move exhibition at 198 Contemporary Arts and LearningPerceive sea, dunes, mountains in move, is a group exhibition featuring the works of seven artists who work across installation, sculpture, sound and film. The works of Ama Essel, Sasha Huber, Ima Iduozee, Liisa-Irmelen Liwata, Mikki Noroila, Man Yau and Haliz Yosef traverse across diasporic experiences, narratives, emotions, place-making, commonality, and belonging. Employing various conceptual starting points and an array of materials and techniques, the group exhibition makes tangible the manners in which visual artists analyse and embody their local, national, and global identities. Â
28.10.2023-21.4.2024 ‘Self-Determination: A Global Perspective’ exhibition at IMMA features Minna Henriksson’s workThis Autumn, IMMA presents a major museum wide exhibition, Self-Determination: A Global Perspective. The culmination of a three-year research project, this exhibition focuses on the new nation-states that emerged in the wake of the First World War, exploring the role of art and artists in relation to the expression of national identities, nation-building, and statecraft. The exhibition features the work of Finnish artist Minna Henriksson.
