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SUMMARY:Visibly Invisible – Artek’s Drawing Office 1936–2004 at Aalto2 Museum Centre
DESCRIPTION:Visibly Invisible – Artek’s Drawing Office 1936–2004 brings to light for the first time the talented group of designers who worked at Artek over a span of more than 60 years. \nFrom the very beginning\, Artek’s brand was built on the furniture designed by the Aaltos\, and in particular by Alvar Aalto. Over the decades\, Artek’s in-house drawing office employed a wide range of interior architects\, textile designers and professionals in the applied arts. Their work is behind many well-known products\, yet as designers they have remained almost anonymous. This exhibition brings these skilled creators to the fore – individuals who helped shape Artek’s rise as a modern European design and interiors pioneer. \n\nThe drawing office functioned as a collective\, handling a wide variety of design tasks\, from furnishings for private and public spaces to the smallest domestic details. Its holistic approach included interiors\, textiles\, fairs\, exhibitions and visual graphics. By applying and varying Alvar Aalto’s structural innovations\, the team created a broad spectrum of versatile furniture for different settings – quiet yet thoughtful examples of Artek design. \nProduced by the Alvar Aalto Museum\, the exhibition reveals the designers behind the signatures and drawings\, highlighting the work and careers of several key figures. The furniture and artefacts on display are primarily drawn from Artek’s collection managed by the Alvar Aalto Foundation. \nExhibition enquiries:\nMari Murtoniemi\nAlvar Aalto Museum\nmari.murtoniemi@alvaraalto.fi\ntel. +358 40 355 9162
URL:https://visit.alvaraalto.fi/en/tapahtuma/visibly-invisible-arteks-drawing-office-1936-2004-at-aalto2-museum-centre/
LOCATION:Aalto2 Museum Centre\, Alvar Aallon katu 7\, Jyväskylä\, 40600
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SUMMARY:Kantola Summer 2025
DESCRIPTION:This summer\, the beautifully designed and elegantly furnished Kantola residence in Sunila\, the former official home of the pulp mill’s director\, designed by Aino and Alvar Aalto\, hosts an impressive four exhibitions under one roof. \nOne exhibition tells the story of Lauri Kanto\, the first director of the Sunila pulp mill and original resident of Kantola\, through a photo collection. In another\, local Sunila-based artists explore their homes and surroundings through art. On the ground floor\, visitors will find portrait works by footballer Atom Tanaka\, who has played for HJK\, Japan’s top league\, and now represents KTP in Kotka — and who has made Sunila his home. His works focus on portraits of Finnish dogs. \nThe exhibition lineup is completed by paintings by Takuyo Kawachi\, a Japanese-born artist now based in Helsinki\, who captures the moods and moments of his new homeland. \nAs in previous summers\, a small shop will also operate in Kantola\, offering items related to Aalto\, Sunila\, and the exhibitions.
URL:https://visit.alvaraalto.fi/en/tapahtuma/kantola-summer-2025/
LOCATION:Kantola in Sunila\, Kotka\, Kantokatu 5\, Kotka\, 48900\, Finland
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SUMMARY:Aalto Homes in Sunila\, Kotka
DESCRIPTION:Sunilan Aalto Homes is an open doors event where the residential area designed by Aino and Alvar Aalto\, along with its surroundings\, is presented through architecture\, interior design\, product design\, and garden environments. Sunila is a unified architectural whole designed by the architect couple Aino and Alvar Aalto\, comprising both the factory area and a residential district. Sunila is the largest architectural complex ever designed by the Aaltos. \nAt the Sunilan Aalto Homes 2025 event\, the public can explore 15 privately owned apartments designed by the Aaltos. \nTickets: https://events.liveto.io/events/sunilan-aaltokodit-2025 \nThe number of tickets is limited to ensure a pleasant visiting experience. Last year\, the event sold out well in advance\, so if you want to secure your spot\, we recommend purchasing tickets ahead of time.Ticket price: €25.Children under 12 enter free when accompanied by a parent. \nThe event is organized by the local community association Pro Sunila.
URL:https://visit.alvaraalto.fi/en/tapahtuma/aalto-homes-in-sunila-kotka/
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