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They Are Back! A Group Exhibition by Summer Artists Opens the Anniversary Year

In March 2026, Kunsthalle Seinäjoki will open Flashback, a group exhibition celebrating Summer Artists. The exhibition launches an anniversary year, that will culminate with recruitment of the 10^th Summer Artist. Flashback will be on display in Kunsthalle Seinäjoki’s exhibition space Vintti 7.3.– 8.8.2026.

Apply for the Summer Artist 2026 position

The City of Seinäjoki Cultural Services is looking for a Summer Artist for the tenth time. The idea behind the two-month summer job (June 8–August 9, 2026) is to hire a visual artist or art student at the beginning of their career to create an art project in Seinäjoki for the public. The application period is February 16–March 8, 2026.

Kunsthalle Seinäjoki announces new exhibitions for the summer and fall 2026

Exhibitions for the Summer and Fall 2026 invite us to rethink human experience of time and heritage. In June 2026, Kunsthalle Seinäjoki will open The Contamination of Time, a group exhibition curated by Erich Berger. In September 2026, Kunsthalle Seinäjoki will open Forms of Heritage, a solo exhibition by painter J.P Köykkä.

Kuntshalle Seinäjoki announces new exhibitions for spring 2026

In January 2026, Kunsthalle Seinäjoki will open Oddkin, a solo exhibition by New York and Brooklyn based artist Jessica Segall. Oddkin is Segall’s first solo exhibition in Finland.
In March 2026, Kunsthalle Seinäjoki will open Flashback, a group exhibition celebrating Summer Artists.
Both exhibitions highlight the power of surprising alliances and collaborations.

New exhibition Still I Rise by Sarah Nakiito and Liisa-Irmelen Liwata

Kunsthalle Seinäjoki’s new exhibition Still I Rise by Sarah Nakiito and Liisa-Irmelen Liwata weaves together two practices rooted in resilience, ancestral memory, and the ever-evolving act of self-definition. Taking its title from Maya Angelou’s iconic poem And Still I Rise (1978), this exhibition by Sarah Nakiito and Liisa-Irmelen Liwata weaves together two practices rooted in resilience, ancestral memory, and the ever-evolving act of self-definition. Their works navigate the emotional and political terrain of survival, where defiant hope, tactile materiality, and deeply personal mythologies converge. The Exhibition is curated by Elham Rahmati and Vidha Saumya.

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