Uncovered examines the themes of love

23.1.2015

Uncovered (Peittämättömät in Finnish) is an exhibition curated by the art students of the University of Ulapland. The show introduces Finnish contemporary art from the Jenny and Antti Wihuri Foundation Collection. The exhibition is open between 24 Jan–3 May at the Rovaniemi Art Museum.

Uncovered
– Finnish Contemporary Art
Opening of the exhibition Friday 23 Jan at 6pm–8pm
Rovaniemi Art Museum, Lapinkävijäntie 4, Rovaniemi
Open from 24 Jan to 3 May every day at 11am–6pm

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In this exhibition love and contemporary art are joined together. The artists lead us to various themes of love and they offer new viewpoints to love. The art works stir the viewer up to consider, what love can be, and create possibilities to one’s own interpretations. Love doesn’t look to age, place or time. It includes issues of one’s own identity, sexuality and self-expression, which are always current topics for young adults. Love is a part of everyday life, and it belongs to everyone.


Love can be seen in sculptures, photos and graphics. Love appears also symbolically in the materials of the art works: in the naturalness and concreteness of wood, in the transparency and fragility of glass and in the gravity of stone and iron.

In the exhibition art education students also plan and actualize workshops for young adults.

Further information:
Ms. Kaija Kähkönen
Curator (art education)
Rovaniemi Art Museum
Tel: 040 359 4702
kaija.kahkonen (at) rovaniemi.fi

Rovaniemi Art Museum