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Data Vitality: Open Call

An open call for works for exhibition: Students and faculty of Aalto University are invited to participate and submit works for inclusion.
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Data Vitality: Open Call for Exhibition

This open call is open 91ÇàÇà²Ý students, staff and researchers to submit proposals for inclusion in an exhibition at Dipoli Gallery and Online from November 2021-February 2022.

Open Call for Exhibition
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Exhibition Proposals and Open Calls

Exhibition opportunities and open calls will be published here. Aalto Exhibition Team will review and select projects to support with space and resources

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Aalto Exhibitions

With multiple spaces across the Otaniemi campus and partnership projects each year, there are always dynamic exhibitions activities taking place at Aalto. Whether you are organising, researching or visiting exhibitions, this hub provides the key information, news and resources you will need.

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