Exhibitions
TOYS & TALES | Eeva-Kaisa Ailus & Eliya Zweygberg
Galleria360
10.5.-21.6.2026
Wed-Sun 11-17
In the “Toys & Tales” exhibition, the works of Eeva-Kaisa Ailus and Eliya Zweygberg create a world where viewers may be surprised by their own smiles, a childhood memory that comes to mind, or find themselves pondering the human tendency to exploit other species. Amidst an aesthetically balanced whole, Ailus and Zweygberg subtly present stories that, at first glance, appear to be depictions of toys in paintings and sculptures, but gradually begin to unfold in layers.
Eeva-Kaisa Ailus is a visual artist from Fiskars who has held solo exhibitions and participated in group exhibitions since 1986. She is known for her highly personal and narrative paintings and photographs, which most often deal with her immediate surroundings.
The distinctive, raw aesthetic of the colorful paintings on display reflects her sense of humor and her love of stories. Eeva-Kaisa’s laughter and light footsteps echo in the exhibition’s toy-themed works, set in a world full of wonders, beauty, and treasures waiting to be discovered.
Ailus’s niece, Eliya Zweygberg, is a Helsinki-based sculptor whose works explore interspecies relationships, the social status of other species, and humanity’s dominant position in relation to other species.
Kaste / Dagg / Dew
Coppersmithy, Fiskars
7.6.-30.8.2026
Mon-Sun 11am-18pm
The Fourth Fiskars Village Art & Design Biennale Explores the Sense of Water
The Fiskars Village Art & Design Biennale opens on 7 June 2026 and runs until the end of August. Now in its fourth edition, the international event for contemporary art, design and architecture once again brings a thought-provoking program to the historic ironworks village of Fiskars.
KASTE / DAGG / DEW
The Biennale’s second main exhibition is KASTE / DAGG / DEW, the annual summer exhibition of The Onoma Cooperative of Artists, Designers and Artisans in Fiskars, curated and architecturally designed by Marco Casagrande.
Now in its 32nd edition, the cooperative’s summer exhibition explores the cycle of water and its role as the engine of the machine of life, positioning the human being as dew, too.
“Dew shimmers freely between the fields of art and science. The exhibition forms a kind of an organic machine, covered entirely in dew. The machine glistens, or sweats. The life-producing fabric of the surrounding nature continuously baptizes itself with dew; we are trying to connect with this ritual. All of Fiskars Village began from a drop of dew. Otherwise there would be no river, no forging hammer,” Casagrande describes.
Approximately 60 artists are participating in the exhibition, the majority selected through an open call among members of the cooperative. In addition, a carefully considered group of Finnish and international practitioners has been invited to join in. Casagrande’s curation engages with the ironworks environment, the flowing river, and the architecture of the historic buildings in a way that invites dialogue with history and the Fiskars River.
Veden taju / Känsla för vatten / Sense of Water
The main exhibition produced by Luovi is located across three floors of the Old Granary.
On the entrance level we’ll find Veden taju / Känsla för vatten / Sense of Water, curated by artist-researcher Riikka Latva-Somppi, an exhibition that examines the human relationship with water; how knowledge, emotions and action shape our sense of water.
The exhibition brings together design, art, science and personal experience. It features art and design projects as well as cross-disciplinary research initiatives. Key themes include water stewardship, and the relationship between plastics and water. The exhibition invites visitors to reflect on their own personal relationship with water.
On the lower ground floor, the Biennale Shop offers a carefully curated selection of timely and compelling Finnish design and craftsmanship.
Curators
Marco Casagrande
A Finnish architect, biourbanist and professor whose motto is: “There is no other reality than nature.” Casagrande has received, among others, the UNESCO Global Award for Sustainable Architecture, and his works have been presented multiple times at the Venice Architecture Biennale. He is known for his work in ecologically and socially sustainable architecture and reconstruction, including projects in Ukraine, where he serves as a professor at two universities.
Riikka Latva-Somppi
An artist-researcher and curator working at the intersection of fine art, design, and craft. She is a doctoral researcher at Aalto University, studying the role of craft in environmental discourse and the relationship between humans and soil. Her research combines artistic and scientific methods.
DEW exhibition’s artists
Erna Aaltonen / Olga Angove / Nanna Bayer & Iris Orasjärvi / Anna Inkeri Björklund / Kirsti Doukas / Tapio Elevant / Jack Faber / Georg Grotenfelt / Eero Haikala / Lulu Halme / Pekka Ijäs / Mari Isopahkala / Lotta Jalava / Outi Karikivi / Tiina Karimaa / Ann Kraus / Maaretta Krohn & Risto Puurunen / Mikko Laakkonen / Elina Makkonen / Laura Mattila & Mikko Merz / Laura Merz & Rudi Merz / Rowan E. Mena & Marja Hepo-aho / Maija Mustonen & työryhmä Viki Kontopoulou ja Vilma Mankonen/ Anu Mykrä / Jukka Mäkelä / Pia Nieminen / Ron Nordström / Pasi Orrensalo / Saara Paatero-Burtsov / Katri Pailos / Jaakko Pakkala / Piia Maria Pekkanen / Tuulia Penttilä / Sniedze Praulina / Nina Pulkkis & Merja Penttiä / Aapo Repo / Perttu Rista & Aapo Rista / Sami Ryhänen / Sarah Råholm / Kristian Saarikorpi / Saine Ensemble / Kim Simonsson / Jan Söderblom / Matti Söderkultalahti / Riitta Talonpoika / Anna Uff / Viivi Varesvuo & Kirsi Costi Snellman / Karin Widnäs / Katja Öhrnberg
ABOUT
Fiskars Village Art & Design Biennale | 7 June – 30 August 2026 | 10470 Fiskars, Raasepori FINLAND
Onoma Cooperative of Artists, Designers and Artisans in Fiskars, is one of the largest and oldest artist cooperatives in Finland. Founded in Fiskars in Raasepori in 1996, Onoma has grown and diversified continuously. The cooperative manages a year-round shop and gallery spaces at Fiskars ironworks, produces curated summer exhibitions and runs an international artist residency.
Luovi Productions is a creative company that provides curation, production and communication services. Luovi’s best known production is Helsinki Design Week, the largest design festival in the Nordic countries.
Biennale’s main partner is Fiskars.
Occam’s razor
CUBE, Onoma
26.3.-26.4.2026
Wed-Sun 11-17
FAVOURITE THINGS | Laura & Rudi Merz
Galleria360
14.3.-3.5.2026
Wed-Sun 11-17
Laura & Rudi Merz
LEMPIASIOITA – FAVORITGREJER – FAVOURITE THINGS
Favorite Things is a joint exhibition by visual artist Laura Merz and carpenter Rudi Merz. The exhibition features works created using their favourite techniques and favorite subjects.
Anna Ruth to curate Utopia- summer exhibition 2025
Copper Smithy, Fiskars
15.6.-31.8.2025
Mon-Sun 11-18
The theme of the Fiskars based Onoma Cooperative’s summer exhibition for 2025 is Utopia. Visual artist and curator Anna Ruth (b. 1975, Canada) from Jyväskylä has been invited to be the curator of the exhibition. Ruth has been working in the art field in Finland for more than 20 years, realizing works and events often in unusual spaces. She curated The Mänttä Art festival in 2020.
DREAMS | Kristiina Lehtonen
CUBE, Onoma
6.5.-31.5.2026
Ons-sön 11-17
THE THING THAT SHOULD NOT BE | Ron Nordström
CUBE
14.2.-22.3.2026
Wed-Sun 11-17
The Thing That Should Not Be
Ron Nordström, a visual artist from Fiskars, has created a work of art about the senselessness of war. The work was born out of anxiety caused by the normalization of everyday war and violence, and wonder at the cruelty of human nature. “It is inconceivable that every human being has experienced war and violence. Absolutely everyone. Either cruelly in person or watching from a distance. Or through the history of their own culture. And this is called intelligence,” says Nordström.
Exhibition is open:
14.2. – 22.3.2026 Wed-Sun 11-17
12 x LOVE
Galleria360
14.2.-8.3.2026
Wed-Sun 11-17
12 x rakkaus / 12 x kärlek / 12 x love
Delicacy, tenderness, joy, sorrow, comfort, loss – love takes many forms. In the pop-up exhibition by the members of Onoma, the diversity of love is materialized in works created using a variety of techniques. The 12 artists participating in the exhibition each bring their own interpretation of one aspect of love.
The works in the exhibition are a collection of parallel experiences that may be contradictory. The works deal with love both up close and from a distance, as an intimate and physical experience, but also as a conceptual, social, and idealistic one. The exhibition takes a critical look at the worn-out, clichéd concept of love and aesthetics created by capitalism and entertainment culture.
Artists
Viivi Varesvuo, Lea Sarasjoki, Saara Paatero-Burtsov, Ron Nordström, Rowan Mena, Outi Karikivi, Lulu Halme, Tapio Elevant, Anna Inkeri Björklund, Olga Angove, Päivi Alajuntti, Eeva-Kaisa Ailus.
JARNO KANTANEN & Sound Sculpting K&K
Galleria360
30.9.-25.10.2025
Wed-Sun 11-17
The exhibition combines Jarno Kantanen’s copper sculptures with a sound
installation created by Olli Kari and Laura Katila. The works are separate,
but at the same time strongly intertwined. The sound installation is based
on the sounds of Kantanen’s workshop as he works on his sculptures.
The theme of the sculptures in the exhibition is frozen movement. The
movement of the forged copper has been stopped, but the copper’s own
oxidation continues.
The patina changes constantly, and the sculpture paints itself.
In the sound installation, the random noises of the metal workshop are
transformed into a harmonious whole. The clamor and impacts take on new
meaning together with traditional instruments and create a new story about
the sculptures in the listener’s mind.
JUHLISSA | Viivi Varesvuo
CUBE, Onoma
1.7.-20.7.2025
Mon-Sun 11-18
VÄLISYYKSIÄ | Lulu Halme
Galleria360
2.7.-20.7.2025
Mon-Sun 11-18
Exhibition of Lulu Halme’s work
BLACKOUT | Ron Nordström
Onoma Galleria
11.1.-28.2.2025
Wed-Sun 11pm-5pm
Ron Nordström
BLACKOUT
True Stories
The exhibition describes events in my life.
Good and bad.
Experiences that have influenced who I am.
I’ll tell you everything I can in a few minutes.
The Dead Angle / Kuollut kulma / Den döda vinkeln
Onoma Galleria
1.11.-22.12.2024
Wed-Sun 11-17
Ron Nordström
Onoma Galleria
The exhibition consists of both works and texts formed during the process. In some cases, the work was created before the text. In some the word started it. And finally all got mixed up.
MEADOW
Copper Smithy, Fiskars
18.6.-30.8.2020
Open daily 11am-6pm
The exhibition Meadow sets out to address the planetary ecological urgencies through a dialogue between contemporary art, craft, design and environmental research.
FireLight 2019
Fiskars
2.11.2019-6.1.2020
FireLight theme period consists of light art. Its purpose is to bring joy to the darkest period of the year through art. Read more
FACTORY exhibition
Copper Smithy, Fiskars
19.5.-15.9.2019
Mon-Sun 11-18
Onoma summer exhibition for 2019 is called FACTORY and it has been curated by Switzerland based design professional Anniina Koivu. FACTORY is part of the Fiskars Village Art & Design Biennale which will open for the first time in May. Read more
FireLight 2018
Copper Smithy, Fiskars
27.10.-1.12.2018
FireLight is a five-week long theme period consisting of light art and sound installation. Its purpose is to bring joy to the darkest period of the year through art.
Onoma at DesignWERCK
Copenhagen, Denmark
1.6.-31.8.2018
Wed-Sun 12-18
ONOMA pop up exhibition from June to August 2018 takes Finnish art, craft and design from Fiskars Village to Copenhagen. DesignWERCK is located in Christiania, one of the fastest developing areas in the Danish capital. The owners Birgitte Bjerregaard & Ib Schou believe that “good design should be experienced rather than just viewed” and consider their beautiful showroom as the embassy for Nordic design.
125% exhibition
Fiskars village
1.7.-30.9.2018
The theme of the 125% exhibition is the artists’ relationships to their residence or work place, Fiskars. The participating artists have contemplated during their work processes on the significance of their work and the location in Ruukki as well as searched for meaningful places for themselves. For example, the corner of the house, the river, the park bench and the cover of the well are places where the pieces have been born.
About Clay
13.5.-2.9.2018
ABOUT CLAY – Pearls of European Ceramic Art in Fiskars Read more
Smash.Hit. Repeat
Old Granary, Fiskars
30.7.-20.8.2017
International art in Fiskars
This summer the Artist-in-residence offers a surprising exhibition to all friends of art. The Smash.Hit.Repeat exhibition shows the works of around twenty artists from ten different countries. During the residency’s ten years of activity it has managed to build an interesting and diverse network of renowned international artists, never shown before in Finland.
Dinner in Art
Kuparipaja, Fiskars
15.7.-16.9.2017
Dinner in Art -illalliset rakentuvat fiskarsilaisen ruuan, juoman ja taiteen ympärille. Ägräs Distilleryn, Ravintola Kuparipajan ja Greetings from Suomi -kesänäyttelyn yhteistyönä järjestetään kolme ainutlaatuista illallista kesällä 2017. Kolmen ruokalajin illallinen nautitaan taideteosten ympäröimänä näyttelysalissa.
Aistit ja kädentaidot ovat pääosassa illallisella: tuoksujen, makujen ja katseenvangitsevien teosten takana on huikeaa teknistä osaamista, viimeisteltyjä yksityiskohtia sekä yllättäviä kohtaamisia.
Varmista paikkasi ainutkertaiseen elämykseen!
Ilmoittautumiset: Hinta: 125€ (illallispaketti sis. tasting ja opastus) + 35€ juomapaketti. Max 35 paikkaa / illallinen.
Greetings from SUOMI
Copper Smithy, Fiskars
14.5.-24.9.2017
Mon-sun 11-18, tickets 5 / 8 €
The summer exhibition by ONOMA, the Cooperative of Artisans, Designers and Artists in Fiskars is called Greetings from SUOMI. It is a unique combination of locality and internationality. The group exhibition opens discussions about the multicultural Finland and the current mood in our society.
Exhibition curators, artists Minna Suoniemi and Petri Ala-Maunus, encourage the exhibiting artists to bold commentary: how does Finland seem now as the cultures and identities are defined through multinational communities?
With young eyes
2.12.-29.12.2016
Mon-Fri 12-18, Sat 12-16
With young eyes
Photographs from 1981-87
Exhibition of photographs by artist Eeva-Kaisa Ailus will be opening on the 2nd December 2016 at Gallery Zebra, Keskuskatu 90, 10300 Karis.
Another exhibition which opens simultaneously will be also photographs, by Liisa Väärikoski. Photos inspired by the female figure from sizes XS to XL.
Open 2.12 – 29.12 2016
Mon-Fri 12-18, Sat 12-16
ASENNE!¡
PRO PUU -GALLERY LAHTI
2.11.-1.12.2016
Ceramics and its Dimensions: Shaping the Future
Valkoinen sali, Kuparipaja, Fiskars
9.11.-7.12.2016
Aukioloajat tiistai - sunnuntai 11.00 - 17.00. Vapaa pääsy.
The Ceramics and its Dimensions: Shaping the Future touring exhibition opens its doors for the first time in Fiskars, Finland, in November 2016. The exhibition takes place in the White Hall exhibition space in Copper Smithy, Fiskars, Finland.
WE LOVE WOOD(s)!
Copper Smithy, Fiskars
24.5.-20.9.2015
Finnish wood is a local, ecological material that inspires the creation of remarkable innovations and export products. WE LOVE WOOD(s)! seeks new forms for wood, highlighting top Finnish handicraft skills – by means of internationally renowned design. The wood crafting skills come mainly from Fiskars and neighbouring villages, the designs from Finland, Sweden and Norway. Utility items have been made of e.g. ash, birch, aspen, pine and Lappish red-hearted pine.
Blurred lines
Copper Smithy, Fiskars
18.5.-14.9.2014
The Creative Communities of Fiskars Village, Arabia Art Department and Nuutajärvi Glass Village
In BLURRED LINES, the Fiskars Village summer exhibition 2014, three leading Finnish independent creative communities come together to reflect on the boundaries between arts, crafts, design and commercialism. Artists, artisans and designers working with different materials and methods join their forces creating new collaborations and exciting encounters.
Howard Smith: Bridge
Kopparsmedjan, Fiskars
10.2.-28.4.2013
The American born artist Howard Smith, who resides and works at Fiskars in Raasepori, turns 85 this year. To celebrate his birthday the artist, together with his friends Hannele Grönlund, Barbro Kulvik and Antti Siltavuori, has mounted an exhibition that represents his wide ranging production of sculptures, paper cuts, assemblies of found objects and collages as wel as drawings and paintings. The greater part of these works are now exhibited publicly for the firs time; the earliest dating back to 1962, when Smith arrived in Finland and stayed – a gift to us. The accompanying music consists of compositions by Olli Kari, taking as his point of departure the sounds reverberating from Smith’s outdoor creations when gently tapped or struck with various implements.
Visio
Copper Smithy, Fiskars
5.2.2012-6.1.2013
Visio presents a visual summary of the Fiskars ironworks village in the past, of its present inhabitants, activities and environment, and of all the things that it could be in the future. It is a collage of images, works of art and objects. This exhibition provides impulses for envisioning the future with the means of design and architecture.
Joy
Copper Smithy, Fiskars
12.5.-15.9.2013
The joys of work and visual pleasures, the delights of achievement and giving.
The Cooperative of Artisans, Designers and Artists in Fiskars stages two large exhibitions each year in the summer season at the Fiskars ironworks village in Raasepori. This year, one of the exhibitions commemorates the 20th anniversary of the Cooperative’s exhibitions with the theme of JOY, while the exhibition SPARK is curated by art critic Otso Kantokorpi featuring contemporary art and design that makes a statement.
5×3 design visions
Copper Smithy, Fiskars
5.2.2012-6.1.2013
5×3 Design Visions is a series of five design exhibitions to be held at the Copper Smithy in Fiskars.
5×3 Design Visions continues the year-round exhibition activities of the Cooperative of Artisans, Designers and Artists in Fiskars, which have launched alongside its established summer exhibitions. The series is one of the events produced by the Fiskars Cooperative as part of the programme of World Design Capital Helsinki 2012.
Spark
Old Granary, Fiskars
12.5.-15.9.2013
Critical Contemporary Art and Design
Art is often quiet contemplation. However, sometimes it is necessary to state your message loud and clear. When the sheer volume of injustice in the world seems overwhelming and so few seem to care about the necessity for change, artists need to take a stand and speak up – even by hyperbolic and provocative means.
Oasis and Floating Gardens
Copper Smithy, Fiskars
13.5.-30.9.2012
Oasis considers the interplay between objects, the man and the environment through contemporary art and design. The boundaries of the interior and the exterior are a theme that has become increasingly topical because of climate change and the changing patterns of people in their use of time.
Taste & form
Old Granary, Fiskars
13.5.-30.9.2012
With the objects and facilities of culinary culture in the main role.
Iron Ladies
Copper Smithy, Fiskars
1.10.2011-8.1.2012
When iron and light meet, metal begins to shine.
Our aim at the outset was to forge the groups’ various skills and disciplines into a series of collaborative works that would cross borders and explode boundaries. Iron Ladies, our collective name, also provides the title of the exhibition, defining the spirit in which these artworks were created. The direct use of scrap-metal in the exhibits demonstrates the Iron Ladies willingness to employ unusual materials in new and inventive ways.
Tools
Old Granary, Fiskars
8.5.-25.9.2011
The Fiskars Cooperative will stage an exceptionally significant event next summer – the first major exhibition devoted to tools, their evolution and properties ever held in Finland. The world as shaped by humans emerged when man learned to use sticks and stones as tools and later to develop increasingly versatile special tools and implements from new materials. Our environment is full of different tools, but for some reason they have remained the means for making things that are more valuable or significant: food, clothes, means of transport, buildings, art objects etc.
Säätö
Copper Smithy, Fiskars
28.11.2010-24.4.2011
“The views of young people regarding the significance of art are noteworthy, since the majority of young people maintain that art is a value unto itself and does not have to serve any practical purpose. Nor does this majority regard art to be a separate area. Instead, they feel it produces experiences, fosters self-awareness and can influence society.” Finnish Youth Barometer Survey, 2009
Spatial places: The poetics of place
Copper Smithy, Fiskars
8.5.-25.9.2011
Spatial Places refers to the notion that all places have their history, and none are neutral. Whether a space is only space or can be approached in different ways depends on the context in which we experience it or the purpose/theme on which its design and special features are based. At present, the concept of space has become prismatic, suggesting a wide range of perspectives depending on our individual psychological-physical experiences and the social, cultural, ritual and other purposes of the space concerned. Space is one of the main concepts of visual art and its understanding and use are informed by the broader cultural framework and the traditions of art itself.
Second Sight
Copper Smithy, Fiskars
29.11.2009-25.4.2010
Second Sight is part of the cross-border Nordic Delight project and the Commemorative Year 1809 events, celebrating the strong historic ties between Finland and Sweden. The exhibition is a meeting of the arts linking old areas of Finnish settlement in Sweden and Swedish-speaking regions in Finland, an encounter of almost 60 artists and artisans from both countries.
Secret
Old Granary, Fiskars
9.5.-26.9.2010
Secrets and mysteries have fascinated mankind for thousands of years. They have been a source of inspiration for artists and scholars, who have also helped to create them. Creative people are often curious by nature and interested in all things unknown. Throughout history, artists and artisans have embedded hidden meanings and secrets in their works.
Visiting — Design Village Fiskars
Taitokortteli, Joensuu
29.5.-14.8.2010
Design Village Fiskars on show in Joensuu: Arts and Crafts, Design and Visual Art from the Fiskars Ironworks
The Cooperative of Artisans, Designers and Artists in Fiskars is a unique creative community whose members live or work at the former Fiskars Ironworks in the western part of the Uusimaa Region in South Finland. Founded in 1996 and currently having 119 members, the cooperative stages high-standard exhibitions of crafts, design and visual art throughout the year.
Sparkling Eyes – Humour in Finnish Jewellery
Kulturhuset Ängeln, Katrineholm, Sweden
3.6.-8.8.2010
The exhibition Sparkling Eyes was organized in cooperation with Kulturhuset Ängeln in Katrineholm, Sweden and the Cooperative of Artisans, Designers and Artists in Fiskars, Finland.
Wood works!
Copper Smithy, Fiskars
9.5.-26.9.2010
WOOD WORKS!, the summer exhibition of 2010 of the Cooperative of Artisans, Designers and Artists in Fiskars continues the cooperative’s tradition of material-based exhibitions by addressing a single body of material – wood and the forests in all their variety. The theme of the forthcoming exhibition begins with the forests and ends with the artworks and products derived from them. The cooperative has staged extensive exhibitions of high standard at Fiskars since 1994.
Time and room
Copper Smithy, Fiskars
3.10.-21.11.2010
In the autumn exhibition, the Cooperative of Artisans, Designers and Artists in Fiskars presents the works by Ariadna Donner, Mira Donner-Spitz and Mikael Spitz. The collective exhibition combines tapestry with Billnäs office furniture.
Led by form – production in series
Copper Smithy, Fiskars
10.5.-27.9.2009
This exhibition focuses on new and classic objects and products that can be made in series. It also includes handcrafted artefacts that are intended for limited editions.
Ruukki nimeltä Fiskars
Copper Smithy, Fiskars
4.10.-22.11.2009
Viewpoints on Fiskars Village as a living environment.
Concept and realization by the sculptor Sirpa Kolu
It is Beautiful Here
Old Granary, Fiskars
10.5.-27.9.2009
The history and past of a material are at all times inevitably present in it. In textiles the meanings of this past are often so human, close and accessible that one is drawn to consider the essence of artifacts and images almost unnoticeable, even naturally.
Exhibitions 1994-2008
18.6.1994-30.9.2008
* archived only in Finnish
CASE in point 31 Nov 2008−26 Apr 2009, Copper Smithy, Fiskars
Howard Smith – Party 45 5.10.−23.11.2008, Copper Smithy, Fiskars
Simple Life 11.5.-28.9.2008, Copper Smithy, Fiskars
Tulessa syntynyt 11.5.-28.9.2008, Granary, Fiskars
Sparkling Eyes24.11. – 27.4.2008, Copper Smithy, Fiskars
Motifs 7.10. – 18.11.2007, Copper Smithy, Fiskars
Points of view 13.5. – 30.9.2007, Copper Smithy, Fiskars
Transparent 13.5. – 30.9.2007, Granary, Fiskars
Knife and Sabre 4.2. – 29.4.2007, Copper Smithy, Fiskars
Light & Sound & Vladimir Tarasov 25.11.2006 – 28.1.2007, Copper Smithy, Fiskars
Homeward Bound 8.10. – 19.11.2006, Copper Smithy, Fiskars
REMIX 14.5. – 1.10.2006, Copper Smithy, Fiskars
Harvest 14.5. – 1.10.2006, Granary, Fiskars
Jaakko Pakkala 19.3. – 30.4.2006, Copper Smithy, Fiskars
KONCEPTDESIGN 22.1. -12.3.2006, Copper Smithy, Fiskars
NAMED 28.11.2005 – 8.1.2006, Copper Smithy, Fiskars
CABINET MAKERS Rudi Merz and Kari Virtanen 16.10. – 20.11.2005, Copper Smithy, Fiskars
Labyrinth 8.5-2.10.2005 Copper Smithy, Fiskars
Forces 8.5-2.10.2005 Granary, Fiskars
Rutsuko Sakata 25.3-24.4.2005 Copper Smithy, Fiskars
Designer: no name 16.1-20.3.2005 Copper Smithy, Fiskars
Kuusijuhla* 28.11.2004-9.1.2005 Copper Smithy, Fiskars
24 LUUKKUA* 1-24.12.2004 the environment, Fiskars
Ron Nordström PLAY 17.10.-19.11.2004 Copper Smithy, Fiskars
Ceramics 2004 9.5.-3.10.2004 Copper Smithy, Fiskars
White 9.5.-3.10.2004 Granary, Fiskars
Curly Birch 21.3.-25.4.2004 Copper Smithy, Fiskars
Q – Designing the Quietness* 1.2–14.3.2004 Copper Smithy, Fiskars
LIGHT 12.10-18.1.2004 Copper Smithy, Fiskars<
10. Exhibition* ‘Free hands’ 11.5-28.9.2003 Granary, Fiskars
Retro* 11.5-28.9.2003 Copper Smithy, Fiskars
Unique 2002 12.5-29.9.2002 Copper Smithy, Fiskars
FinDesignNow-02 12.5-29.9.2002 Granary, Fiskars
Metals 2001 13.5-30.9.2001 Copper Smithy, Fiskars
7+1=8. Exhibition ‘Child’ 13.5-30.9.2001 Granary, Fiskars
Time for Wood 1997-2000 14.5-1.10.2000 Copper Smithy, Fiskars
7. Exhibition ’Hotels’ 14.5-1.10.2000 Granary, Fiskars
Nomad – Environmental arts Exhibition summer 1999 Fiskars village
6. Exhibition ‘Celebration’ 16.5-3.10.1999 Copper Smithy, Fiskars
Savesta syntynyt – International Ceramic Exhibition 17.5-30.8.1998 Granary, Fiskars
5. Exhibition ‘Process’ 17.5-4.10.1998 Copper Smithy, Fiskars
Valo reflecting Finnish Culture 16.11.1997-1.1.1998 Barbican Centre, London
Asko-Avonius Award 1997 19.5-5.6.1997 Design Forum, Helsingfors
Paper Exhibition ‘Fibre’ 18.5-31.8.1997 Copper Smithy, Fiskars
4. Exhibition ‘Dialogue and Team-work’ 18.5-31.8.1997 Granary, Fiskars
’97 Young Forum 19.2-6.4.1997 Design Forum, Helsinki
Fiskars Gallery at Artek 26.11-1.12.1996 Helsinki
Time for Wood 25.5-31.9.1996 Copper Smithy, Fiskars
3. Exhibition ‘Conservation and Storage’ 25.5-15.9.1996 Granary, Fiskars
Fiskars Bruksgalleri i Höganäs Museum 11.5-9.6.1996 Höganäs
2. Exhibition ’Natural Materials’ 7.5-1.10.1995 Copper Smithy, Fiskars
Design Finlandais, Musée d’art contemporain 21.4-19.6.1995 Nice
1. Exhibition ‘The Nature of Fiskars’ 18.6-25.9.1994 Copper Smithy, Fiskars
