Visualizing Knowledge, a conference, a showcase and workshops, invites you to reflect on resilience as a driving force for development, exploring both nature and humanity’s capacity to overcome.
Activities and Events
The artistic and research activities and events of the Department of Art and Media include, among other things, organising major conferences, workshops, lectures and exhibitions, in a wide range of related areas such as art education, contemporary art and curating, media culture and heritage, new media design and learning, photography, visual communication design, and visual culture, as well as sound design, game design, and interaction design.
Latest activities and events
Past activities and events
Doctoral candidate Tarja Trygg opens her solo exhibition "Solarigrafian ihmeellinen maailma" at ARS Long galleria 14.1.–30.1.2022
The next Research Assemblage session will be on the 16th of December, at 13:15-15:00 in Zoom.
Welcome to the launch of 'Questions of Labour' publication on Thursday 2nd of December! The event will be held at Lymy, Pengerkatu 6, at 6 PM.
An exhibition engaging with the frameworks related to data-driven practices in University education, providing interdisciplinary perspectives on how data infrastructures and data economies are being formed globally and how these policies will shape education across arts, science, business and technology and society.
Artists transform the interior of Keran Hallit for the Concreate Urban Art Festival 2021.
{if your bait can sing the wild one will come}Â Like Shadows Through Leaves wins the FIPRESCI Prize at Oberhausen 2021.
ViCCA Production addresses the idea that artistic practice and research requires experimenting with how the practice and research is performed to a public
Artists Laura Beloff and Kira O'Reilly discuss methods of tick population fieldwork with Jani Sormunen from University of Turku.
A series of contributions from practitioners who are speaking, listening, conversing, making, reading and writing about feminist practices.
Senior University Lecturer Max Ryynänen's book is an introduction to the history of the concept and the institution of (fine) art, from its ancient Southern European roots to the establishment of the modern system of the arts in eighteenth century Central Europe.
The event is a series of four 1-day online Conferences mapping out the implications and alliances of ‘peripheries’ and ‘peripheral approaches’ through art, artistic research and related fields in society.
The goal of the conference is to inspire action, empower people, and spread knowledge. It is the preeminent information design event in Finland.