If you are interested in photography as an art
form in Finland you should pay a visit to the Finnish Museum of Photography.
The exhibition is based on a huge private collection by Erja Hannula and Jorma
Hinkka. Pictures over three decades tell the unique story of how Finnish photography
established itself as a fully-fledged art form. A diverse mixture of photos
shows the different periods and changes photography underwent.
The museum also displays an overview of the
work of the renowned Finnish photographer Nelli Palomäki. She became
internationally known by her classical black and white portraits. Some of the
audience favorites can be seen along with some new works.
Both exhibitions are still on display till
21.04.2013. Tickets for the museum cost 6€/4€ (under 18-year-olds free).
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