Helsinki Exhibitions

Annantalo works to promote and support art education and children’s culture in the Helsinki city. The art centre organises changing exhibitions, performances and different kinds of events for kids, young people and families. The centre building is located in the heart of the city and is administered by City of Helsinki Cultural Services.

Address: Annankatu 30, 00100 Helsinki, Finland

The Kaapelitehdas or Cable Factory is the biggest cultural hub in Finland spread across five hectares. The centre accommodates 12 galleries, 3 museums, art schools, dance theatres and many other cultural institutions. Many concerts, festivals, fairs and exhibitions find a place here. Located near the bridge to Lauttasaari in Ruoholahti, it is one of the most important venues in the city.

Address: Kiinteistö Oy Kaapelitalo, Tallberginkatu 1 C 15, 00180 Helsinki, Finland

The Exhibition Laboratory formerly known as Kuva-Tilais belongs to the Academy of Fine Arts at the University of the Arts Helsinki. The place presents the works of emerging artists, students, researchers and other art professionals. Along with exhibitions this place also provides space for discussions, lectures and many other art related events. The programs organised over here are mainly used to support innovative art and broaden the perspectives of the audience.

Address: Merimiehenkatu 36 C, inner yard, 00150 Helsinki, Finland

Situated in the district of Pasila, the Messukeskus is the largest Expo and Convention Centre in the city. This centre includes an impressive 40 meeting rooms, seven exhibition halls and 4,400-seat Amfi Hall auditorium, where hundreds of events, exhibitions, conventions, trade fairs, congresses and shows take place. The centre is visited by millions of visitors and is an important landmark in the city.

Address: Messuaukio 1, 00520 Helsinki, Finland
Tel.: +358 40 450 3250

The Kunsthalle Helsinki (Swedish: Helsingfors Konsthall) is one of the most popular exhibition venues in Helsinki. Situated in the Etu-Töölö district, this place hosts more than half a dozen outside exhibitions every year. The building is owned by a private foundation. It was designed by Hilding Ekelund and Jarl Eklund and is an excellent example of Nordic Classicism. The exhibitions here mostly represent contemporary art.

Address: Nervanderinkatu 3, 00100 Helsinki, Finland

The Kalleria gallery has an area of about 30 square metres and rents out space for numerous exhibitions throughout the year.

Address: Kaarlenkatu 10, 00530 Helsinki, Finland

The Korjaamo Culture Factory is one of the most influential cultural centres in Finland. The centre provides a stage for art exhibitions, theatres, plays and music concerts. The Korjaamo Culture Factory owns a gallery, the Korjaamo Gallery, where various exhibitions are held annually. They also have a café and a bar for the convenience of the visitors.

Address: Töölönkatu 51 B, 00250 Helsinki, Finland

Established in 2003, the Myymälä2 is located on Uudenmaankatu in Helsinki. The gallery provides a platform for young and budding artists and artisans to showcase their talents without investing too much money. They have a shop and studios for their in-house talents. The gallery mainly showcases contemporary art, and you can see a considerable variety in their styles.

Address: Uudenmaankatu 23, 00120 Helsinki, Finland

This gallery was founded in 2011 after the popular gallery 'Kalhama & Piippo Contemporary' was re-fashioned. The gallery supports all kinds of artists, whether they are struggling or established. This gallery is a must-visit place for high-end exhibitions, debates and talks.

Address: Bulevardi 10, 00120 Helsinki, Finland