Hello! Woof!
These cute wood sculptures by Japanese Helsinki-based artist Yasushi Koyama are now waiting for your hug until Sunday May 8th at Annantalo, Annakatu 30, Helsinki. Both children and adults are welcome!
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Photo©Yasushi Koyama
Friday, April 8, 2016
Tuesday, April 5, 2016
Fun for your kitchen
Maus can opener by designer Antti Eklund is a lovely item I once lost and now found again (OK, my husband found it by locating the shop that sells it in Helsinki).
I assure you that it makes opening the tin joyful and easy.
Where to find it? Check the shop Terttu Lilja Oy, Mannerheimintie 69, Helsinki. It is also available in some net shops.
I assure you that it makes opening the tin joyful and easy.
Where to find it? Check the shop Terttu Lilja Oy, Mannerheimintie 69, Helsinki. It is also available in some net shops.
Saturday, August 29, 2015
Kaisa and Christoffer on bikes - sixty times
Finnish comic
book author Kaisa Leka told her husband that she is fed up with drawing
bicycles (they are known as a biking authors who have been biking almost
everywhere on this planet).
– Never
mind, we can ask colleagues to do it, her husband comforted her.
Then they
sent empty white papers to other brilliant comic book artists and got 60
answers.
The suberb exhibition of those drawings opened yesterday at gallery Kalleria and closes on Sunday 30th
August at 6 pm, so hurry up!
Kalleria,
Kaarlenkatu 10, 00530 Helsinki. Open 12 am to 6 pm.
Kati Kovacs.
Joonas Rinta-Kanto.
Robert Ottosson.
Kaija Papu.
Tuesday, July 14, 2015
Welcome to Art Wonderland
Anne
Meskanen-Barman: Uimari II (Swimmer II).
What do
you need to curate a great art exhibition?
I would
say Eerika Malkki
and Jari Granholm.
Once
again they have opended their home in Orimattila to a summer exhibition of Finnish
contemporary art.
TOSI/EPÄTOSI
(Real/Unreal) is a wonderful experience, challenging your senses and pampering
you with true beauty.
Ilkka
Virtanen: Plan B.
Teemu
Korpela: Portrait of a young lord.
Marja
Pirilä: Camera Obscura/Sara. A detail.
Lotta
Mattila: Ei saa koskea lattiaan (Do not touch the floor).
Charlotta
Östlund: Suvi syksyn keskellä (Summer in the midst of Autumn).
Tue-Sun 11 am to 6 pm.
Villa Roosa, Käkelänraitti 4, 16300 Orimattila.
Villa Roosa, Käkelänraitti 4, 16300 Orimattila.
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
Anna Ruohonen has good news
First
one: her crowdfunding campaign in Mesenaatti.me was a success.
Second
one: so she was able to start her Anna Ruohonen – AR Blue line, a new timeless clothing line for
women and men, made in Orivesi and Hattula in Finland.
Third
one: her new shop Anna Ruohonen Paris Concept Store is now open in Annankatu 13,
00120 Helsinki.
In the
new shop you find her trademark made to measure collection and these new
prêt-à-porter clothes, and realize what ecology and ethics, quality and
versatility in fashion really mean.
And do not forget to try on her magical ”10 seconds of miracle” dress!
Photo©
Paula Hietaranta
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
In the main role: the champagne
This May
is the month of champagne on Viking Line ships, and there is a lot to choose from.
Our dear Master of Wine Essi
Avellan is an amazing lady who probably knows more
about champagne than about her own relatives. Now she has selected a new, super
fine collection of champagnes to be enjoyed and bought on board.
During
the bubbling weeks there are also two champagne menus by the chef Michael
Björklund with
the wine selection by Essi.
And the icing of the cake – if you are REALLY interested in champagne – is a special Viking Grace cruise on 9th May with food and joy, Essi Avellan giving a Master Class lectures about this fascinating subject. The guest of honour at festive dinner is Mister Clovis Taittinger from the famous champagne house.
Photos ©
Paula Hietaranta
Friday, February 6, 2015
Charming designs to adult children
Do you
think you have everything you need?
How wrong
you are.
By
visiting the gallery-café Lokal´s new exhibition in Helsinki you will be transformed into a ”must-have that
immediately” brat again.
The name
of the exhibition is Neverland (MIKÄ MIKÄ), and there you find works by young Finnish
artists and designers. Lovely, playful pieces with a sense of humour! Unfortunately the prices are mostly suitable to adult use only...
Cat cups
by Sofie Hägerström, 24 euros a piece.
A
dollhouse by Janine Rewell, edition 1/7, 1250 euros.
Cards, an
alphabet poster and a soft figure by Etana Editions.
Wooden
blocks at windowsill are by Hanna Konola, 34 euros. You can order them
also from Lokal´s website.
Lokal
Katja Hagelstam, Annankatu 19, 00120 Helsinki.
MIKÄ MIKÄ
–exhibition is open until 28.2. Tu-Fr from noon till 6 pm, Sat from noon until 4 pm.
Photos ©
Paula Hietaranta.
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