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5 new Sculptural lights in Koos Gallery Tallinn Estonia.

KOOS GALLERY
SUUR-KARJA 2, 2ND FLOOR, 10137, TALLINN, ESTONIA

+372 5622 1000
info@koosgallery.com
OPENING HOURS
OPEN: TUE-FRI 12-17
ANY OTHER TIME BY APPOINTMENT, CALL +372 5622 1000

KOOS FINE ART OÜ    REG. NR. 16650154
KOOS ARTWORKS OÜ   REG. NR. 16644751 











KOOS Gallery x Milla Vaahtera









Institut finlandais x Lokal: Ensemble




The return of a collaboration between Institut finlandais in Paris and Lokal Gallery in Helsinki
Discover a new collection of sustainable, handmade art, craft and design on sale at Institut finlandais from 26 April to 14 September 2024.

The new selection, curated in the spirit of sharing, invites us to take the time to gather and spend time together. Nine contemporary designers are showcasing their ceramic, wood and glass pieces, while the collaboration with Lapuan Kankurit continues to bring you modern, sustainable household linen.






Presenting the following creators:
Alpo Ahokas
Ville Aakula
Saija Halko
Antrei Hartikainen
Linda Laitinen
Nathalie Lautenbacher
Laura Pehkonen
Milla Vaahtera
Julia Töyrylä
Lapuan Kankurit








minä perhonen elävä II

 



18.4.–14.5.2024

Softly colored Milla Vaahtera mobile by @millavaahtera
A collection of works from the beginning to the present, as they color the space of elävä II, now available to view in a variety of ways.




"Dialogue" originated from improvisation to interact with glass makers at Finland's oldest glass workshop "Nuutajärvi".
"Sculptural Lights" with a light on the inside of the glass.
You can see that the theme and interest have gradually changed in the works as part of our organic, plant-themed collaboration "Secret Garden".
201, 1-2-11 Higashi-Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0031







HYMNI

Matias Karsikas, Hanna-Kaisa Korolainen, Milla Vaahtera

8.3.–20.4.2024


The spring anthem, composed by three contemporary artists, is sung in their own distinct voices. The hymn is sung to the soon-to-bud spring blossoms, to the images and forms sprouting from within us. It is sung to ceramics, glass, textiles, the creation and birthing of works, 
Finnish design and our far-reaching tradition of hand-crafting. The anthem is first sung alternately as a turn song between the three, and finally it is sung in unison.
Lokal Gallery Annankatu 9 Helsinki