Past exhibitions

Take a look back at some of Sinkka’s earlier exhibitions, featuring everything from the top names in contemporary art to design classics.

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  • Carnival of Clay

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    Clay is one of the most distinctive elements in the soil of Kerava. Clay is also the reason why several…

  • Divas and village women

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    Sinkka’s collection includes almost 30,000 photographs. The exhibition Divas and Village Women focuses on a long-ago world of women and…

  • Festive rickshaw of life

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    In honour of the 100th anniversary of the city of Kerava, Sinkka will host a unique exhibition compiled from the…

  • MAGIC!

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    Magic and sleight of hand have always fascinated people. The Magic! exhibition makes visitors question their eyes and wonder if…

  • Place of Pearls: Rolando and Siv Pieraccini Art Collection

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    On display now: works by Juhani Linnovaara (1934–2022).

  • Rosa Loy | Neo Rauch: Das Alte Land

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    Rosa Loy (b. 1958) and Neo Rauch (b. 1960) are some of the most esteemed and international contemporary artists in…

  • Olof Ottelin – Interior Architect and Designer

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    Olof Ottelin (1917–1971) is one of the forgotten greats of modern Finnish furniture design and interior architecture.

  • Northern myriard

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    Northern myriad surrounds the viewer like the landscape from the fells or the silent sound of space. The exhibition focuses…

  • Sherwood Rocks

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    A Hollywood-style Sherwood sign appeared on the hillside of Keinukallio in Kerava one night in December 2015. Kerava’s nickname was…

  • Working together

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    Over the years, making art has become an even more of a two-way process than before. Occasionally, the audience gets…

  • Charles Petillon, Souvenirs de famille, 2011, pigmenttivedos, 111x146 cm, Courtesy Danysz gallery.

    On the Air

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    This exhibition was supposed to open a year ago, but there was something in the air. Invisible aerosol particles spread…

  • Place of Pearls: Rolando and Siv Pieraccini Art Collection

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    Esa Riippa's (b. 1947) etchings and aquatint prints.

  • The Blue Planet

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    The exhibition centres around Kimmo Kaivanto’s (1932–2012) works of art that discuss and relate to environmental topics. Kaivanto was one…

  • Kerava Corner: Ancient Kerava and its discoverers

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    Art and Museum Centre Sinkka's Kerava Corner's mini exhibition showcases local prehistory in a compact form.

  • Women, Masks and Wilderness

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    This autumn, Sinkka will be taken over by Kerttu Horila’s (b. 1946) funny and touching ceramic characters. In this partially…

  • Pop up exhibition: I miss you so

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    Pop up exhibition ”I miss you so” by Ida Nisonen (b. 1981), a photo artist based in Kerava, is a…

  • Once Upon a Time – The Aune Laaksonen Art Foundation

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    Artworks often hold a multitude of stories, with viewers also adding their own chapters. In this exhibition, the Aune Laaksonen…

  • Silhouettes and Shadows

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    Kerava Art Museum’s exhibition leads us to the intriguing world of light and shadows. The artists combine the traditional skill…

  • ORNO – Light and Form

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    The Orno factory became known as a manufacturer of high-quality design lighting. The designers created a modern lighting collection, that…

  • Touched by Image – Rolando and Siv Pieraccini Collection

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    The awaited exhibition presented a selection of art from the extensive Rolando and Siv Pieraccini art collection, newly donated to…

  • Alice in Wonderland

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    Contemporary art jumps down the rabbit hole!

  • Echoes from the Past | Tokyo | Berlin | Kerava

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    Echoes from the Past celebrates the tenth anniversary of the Kalevala Society’s project, The Artists’ Kalevala. Over the years, artists…

  • For the Love of Freedom

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    A museum exhibition focusing solely on Graffiti Art has never before been organised in Finland – at least the graffiti…

  • Green Land – Blooming City

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    For our forefathers living on the savannah greenery meant food, water and protection. Our cells “remember” this, even if we…

  • Yarn Visions

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    The Yarn Visions exhibition focuses on knitted, crocheted, tufted and embroidered works of art.