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OSCAR MUÑOZ
[08.09.2006 - 05.11.2006]
WING, PROJECT ROOM

Poverty, drugs, crime, political unrest and kidnappings. Three out of every four kidnappings in the world take place in Latin America. Victims of politics, economics and everyday life, people simply vanish – or a ransom is extorted from their families. A person is a means, a victim, a loved one – or, as in the exhibition, a work of art. 
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KERÄILIJÄN KATSE / COLLECTORS EYE
[08.09.2006 - 07.01.2007]
HALL

The autumn theme at the Pori Art Museum is the relationship between art and people. Art records and reflects, builds and describes both itself and the life force of the society in which it is born. When art collectors expand their collections, they build an image not only of art and its development but also of themselves. Like the artist, the collector is both an actor and the object of the action, both the messenger and the recipient. The collector is free to look for new ways of understanding and interaction, but is also bound by a strong tradition, by existing and established forms of interpretation and thinking. Through three collections, the exhibition THE COLLECTOR’S EYE displays three subjective, partly overlapping views of contemporary Finnish and international art.
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ASIAN PIECES – TERO KIISKINEN
[10.11.2006 - 07.01.2007]
PROJECT ROOM

‘I was given a typewriter to use. As promised, here is the circular of my diary, such as it is, unchanged, with nothing added, with emotions of the moment, some even quite intimate, but let it be.’ (Tero Kiiskinen, in his diary, 1976.) The theme for the autumn season at the Pori Art Museum is the relationship between people and art; art and life.
 

Tero Kiiskinen (1948–1996) was a stage designer who graduated from the University of Art and Design Helsinki in 1974, after which he spent a further year studying at the Krakow Academy of Fine Arts in Poland. In 1975 he began making long trips to Asia where, in total, he eventually spent some six years.
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SIGNS
[10.11.2006 - 07.01.2007]
WING

A sign can evoke its meaning within a tangible environment filled with signs. In the exhibition SIGNS the works could be described by the words: ‘be for me a sign of something’. They move through a profusion of basic symbolism, human facial expressions, sign language and gestures, in which the viewer can find both signs and significance. The basic elements of colour, shape and surface symbolise and create a bridge between the structures of art, philosophy and everyday life.
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MIRROR MAKER
FIONA TAN
[26.01.2007 - 20.05.2007]
HALL

The exhibition Mirror Maker by video and film artist Fiona Tan in the Hall and Project Room of the Pori Art Museum is all about observing, about the pictorial world of history and modern times, and about the selective subjectivity of the human gaze.

ÄÄNI-INSTALLAATIO
JUSSI HEIKKILÄ
[26.01.2007 - 25.03.2007]
WING

Jussi Heikkilä creates his first sound installation in The Wing at the Pori Art Museum. The soundscape of the work, which was recorded in Estonia, takes the thought of being free as a bird into a shattering cacophony in which the forces of nature once more demonstrate their might.

ON METAPHORS / METAFORISTA
ALEXANDER GUTKE, MAGNUS THIERFELDER, ROBERO AGO JA ALESSANDRO DAL PONT
[30.03.2007 - 27.05.2007]
WING

IT’S ABOUT THE ART OF OUR TIME - MAIRE GULLICHSEN
[27.05.2007 - 30.09.2007]
HALL, WING, PROJECT ROOM, MEDIApoint

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DON´T WORRY - BE CURIOUS
4TH ARS BALTICA TRIENNIAL OF ART PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
[12.10.2007 - 20.03.2008]
 
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