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The
Finnish Academy of Fine Arts 1969-73
SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS
From 1970 has taken part in several exhibitions for instance
Young Artists -72, 73, 75, 77, 78, 79;
Finnish Artists -74, 75, 77, 79, 80, 84;
National
Exhibitions -74, 75, 75, 79;
Women-75;
Ten Years Anniversary of Ars-Häme at the
Finnish Glass Museum in Riihim5ki and at the Gallery Svea in Stockholm in
Sweden-83;
Gallerie Gammelstrand Copenhagen -90;
National Exhibition of Watercolour,
Vaasa Nandor Mikola Museum -01;
Nordic Exhibition of Watercolour,
Amos Anderson Museum Helsinki -01;
Mikkeli Art Museum and Pohjanmaa Art Museum Vaasa -01. -02
SELECTED INVITATIONS (group)
Finnish Artists in Linköping, Sweden -74;
Women Artists -75; Touring Exhibition of the Finnish Academy of Arts "Flowers"-75;
Finnish Art Exhibition, Moss Norway -76;
Finnish Art in Southern Sweden -77;
ARS-Häme in the Federal
Republic of Germany -77;
Finnish Art in
Czechoslovakia in Prague and Bratislava-79; Retretti -80; Purnu -81;
"Piclot"
in Hyvinkää Art Museum -85;
Finnish Weeks in Dusseldorf Galleri Henckell -82; City of Tornio -86; Villa Roma, Turku
-88, 90; "Salon Maila
Talvio", Hartola -88, 94;
Pyhäniemi, Lahti -92;
"Watercolor",
Helsinki Art Hall -93;
"Memories from country side", Kymijoki Art
center, Kuusankoski -94; Art Ilmajoki -95;
Mänttä Art-Weeks -95;
"Kuvat
Kukkivat", city of Ikaalinen -96;
Mänttä Gallery Honkahovi Summer
exhibition -98; Finnish-Hungarian Artist Symposium, Art -East Gallery
BalatonfDred, Török Haz Gallery Alsöörs, University Gallery Vesprém 2001;
SELECTED INVITATIONS (alone)
Jyväskylä Art Festival Debute -74;
Amos Anderson Art
Museum, Helsinki -74;
on request of the German-Finnish Society in Nordhein-Westfalen in Bielefeldt, Meerbush and
Düsseldorf -75; City of Riihimäki -77;
Jyväskylä University -79; City of Rovaniemi -83; Hanasaari
Culture Center, Helsinki -82;
City of Kauniainen Vallmogård -88;
Galleria
Mosabacka, Helsinki -91;
Embassy of Finland
commercial section, Vienna -91;
City of Riihimäki Gallery Allinna -93;
Gallery of Pohjola in Helsinki -93;
Gallery of Villa Jankovsky, Kajaani -95;
Heinola Art Museum -95;
Gallery
Aurora, Porvoo -96;
Gallery Pictor Nummela -97
Gallery Potthoff Lisboa,
Portugal, The World Exhibition Lisboa 98 -98;
Finland's culture programme
Ekebyhov
slott galleri in Sweden -98;
Angelholm galleri Moment in Sweden -99; Art-East Gallery Balatonfüred Hungary
(with Matti Törmäkangas) -00;
SELECTED PRIVATE EXHIBITIONS
Tampere Art Museum -76;
Gallery Ässä, Helsinki -76;
Wäinö Aaltonen Art Museum,Turku -78, 87; Gallery Nuovo, Lahti -77;
Gallery Phergus, Helsinki -79, 81;
Taidesalonki, Helsinki -84, 87, 89, 92, 94, 97, 99, 2001 , 2003
and 2006
Gallerie Gammelstrand, Copenhagen -88, 91;
SELECTED COLLECTIONS WHERE REPRESENTED
Cities of Kouvola, Rovaniemi, Riihimäki, Tampere, Turku, Helsinki,
Kauniainen,Raahe,
Heinola and Järvenpää. Angelholm Sweden Tervakoski Art Circle, Alvar Aalto
Museum, Joensuu Art Museum,
Amos Anderson Art Museum,
Hämeenlinna Art Museum, Heinola Art Museum, Nokia Ltd., H5me Provincal Goverment,
Finnish
State, Lauri Jäntti Foundation,
Tuusula Municipality, Kuusankoski Parish, Newspaper
Turun Sanomat, Kaleva Collection, CollectionTeresa Lönnström,
Mäntyniemi the
residence of Finland's President.
Collection of Aine Art Museum Tornio
AWARDS
Jyväskylä Arts Festival Delbute -74;
Art Award of City of Riihimiki -76;
Honourable mention in National Exhibition of Watercolour, Vaasa Nandor Mikola Museum
-01
President of Finnish
Painters' Union 1997-2005 |
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