Past events

30.10.2023 - 12.11.2023

Anna Emilia Järvinen ́s (b. -90 in Oulu) and Eetu Kylmälä ́s in collaboratively created exhibition in Yö Gallery (30.10. - 12.11.2013) ”Salonkikelpoista sekamelskaa (Salon-worthy mess)” with mixed media paintings, drawings and sculptures talk to each other present in this time.
The artists noticed that they shared similar feelings and values when getting to know each other a couple of years ago in the eastern Helsinki, and these experiences are primal, collective and universal.

The core of it all is the message of human dignity that everyone automatically has and sentence ”everyone has the same starting point” -is a lie. Modern man ́s strange idea of separateness in relation to nature also comes to the fore.

This unadorned exhibition is full of life ́s contradictions, fear, the constant presence of death and love.

27.10.2023

ALETHEIA
HYPERBOREA: IN THE GARDEN OF APOLLO
Fri 27.10.2023

doors open at 18.30
performance at 19.00
duration of the performance 45 minutes

On Friday, October 27th, at Yö Galleria, we step back in time into the ancient hyperborean temple ritual. Hyperborea was a mysterious land, hidden behind the snowy Rhipai Mountains. The northern wind, Boreas, came from the mountains, but beyond the mountains, peace prevailed.

26.10.2023

To 26.10. klo 19:00 alkaen:

The Helsinki Harps Folk Group: Thinning the veil
Maija Saksman ja koollekutsutut: Salaperäinen seurue

18.10.2023

handle with care
Yö Galleria Wed 18.10.23 at 16.30-18 (on going)

A long-lasting and partially participatory performance that explores the present and listening encounter through physical and non-physical touch. Can we find ways of caring and caring, gestures of acceptance that create bridges? What kind of culture of touching do we need to cultivate in order to have more empathetic encounters in today's world? Can we trust that we want to face each other with care and gentleness?

 

14.10.2023

Five artists from various art fields come together to present their work and collaborate with each other.
It is an experiment in creating live art forms oscillating between individual and collective actions.

The artists are:

Abdissa Mamba Assefa, percussion
Parsa Kameshkhosh, performance art
Analiá Beltrán, performance art
Anna Wilhelmus, live colours
Oliver Whitehead, poetry and dance

13.10.2023 - 20.10.2023

Artists: Serafiina Edelmann, Sunna Kangas, Maire Keinänen, Saara Lakso,  Marja Rosenberg, Satu Metsola,  Marianne Monto, Tanja Nyo, Pola Laamanen, Gabriella Presnal, Roope Laine, Misa Saraste, Pietu Tamminen, Taira Tiger, Tiina Mononen, Sanna Ulvila, Sofia Vuorenmaa 

6.10.2023

ESITYSTAIDEILTA VOL. 2.1 
Fri  6.10. at 19 

Performances:

Mai Pesonen: Lepäävä nyyrikki
Ama Zing & Mike Azid: Wake Up and Smell the Magic 
Hanna-Maija Pääkkönen : PULSO – syke

 

4.10.2023 - 11.10.2023

4.-11.10.2023

Jermu Lakka, Krista Blomqvist, Henriikka Pöllänen, Ilari Vanhatalo , Laura Kopio , Kristiina Lähteenmäki-Hein, Iikka Lehtinen , Jukka-Pekka Niemi, Anu Nirkko, Outi Ruottinen , Otto Santala , Veera Vartiainen Blake Weston, Ninni Wager



 

2.10.2023 - 29.10.2023

Yö Kekri Vol.2 is an multi-art festival organized at Yö Galleria, in the center of Helsinki from October 2th to October 29th, 2023. The event brings together different fields of art from visual arts and music to live poetry and from dance to performance art. The theme of Kekri Vol.2 is "Carnival". As a cross-cultural phenomenon carnival is a festival of anarchy, laughter and transgression, a temporary release from social obligations and hierarchies.

21.9.2023 - 1.10.2023

21.9.–1.10.2023
MÄKI-NEVALA –MOTTISENKANGAS fill the Yö Galleria with a video installation. The installation of a three-channel documentary is named PastureG28. The artist duo highlights the value of pastoral scenery as attraction. G28 is the technical term of an official road sign pointing to a place of interest.

The landscape opens up as wide open space on a summer night. Grazing livestock roars and birds give a concert. The picture and the sound ruminates and just is there. The artwork neither spells out one question nor one answer.

The subjective artwork, with the authors saying a loving good bye to the landscape of their childhoods. Adaptation is necessary, and the nostalgia is marred by an awareness of the climate crisis.