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The exhibition 'HOW ABOUT THE FUTURE? A retrospective of Nanna Hänninen' at Serlachius Museums closed until April 13


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According to the instructions of the Emergency Act declared by the Finnish Government, #serlachiusmuseums are closed from Wednesday 18 March 2020 until 13 April 2020. The possible extension of the closure will be decided upon at a later date.

Restaurant Gösta will be closed for the public 18 March–13 April.

Serlachius bus runs as normal until Friday evening 20 March. From 23 March to 13 April on weekdays Mo–Fr, only the early morning bus runs between Mänttä and Tampere. It is scheduled to depart from Mänttä at 9.15 am, and from Tampere 10.50/11.05. The bus does not run on weekends. 

Also the Serlachius Residency will be closed. 

The exhibition programme of the #serlachiusmuseums for the next summer and autumn will undergo some change. The changes will be confirmed later on.  Opening of Petri Eskelinen’s exhibitition Procedural Memory will naturally be postponed to a later date.



HOW ABOUT THE FUTURE?

A retrospective of Nanna Hänninen

1.2.2020—7.3.2021

Photographic artist #nannahanninen addresses the themes of insecurity and otherness as well as climate change in her exhibition How about the Future? on show at Serlachius Museum Gösta.

Photographic artist Nanna Hänninen’s (b. 1973) international career began at the Berlin Art Fair in 2000. Now, 20 years later, Hänninen brings to Serlachius Museum Gösta her retrospective exhibition How about the Future? 

In her works, she has focused on depicting the individual’s experience in society. She has also has addressed themes such as insecurity and otherness as well as the need for and the impossibility of control.

In her recent works, Hänninen has focused on the burning issue of the day: climate change and the choices it brings, which we who are living today must consider. The photographs taken against a black background are serious studies of the state of our planet. She has taken them both in the safety of the office and in the Mojave Desert. The exhibition’s curator is Laura Kuurne.

Serlachius Museum Gösta 1 Feb 2020–7 Mar 2021

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