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The Freedom of Speech: Perspectives in Contemporary Art in Europe conference will debate the burning issues of freedom of speech and freedom of expression in Europe. The conference will take place at Gallery Augusta on the island of Suomenlinna, Helsinki, on October 15–16, 2012.
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The OUTRO_ exhibition by Krišs Salmanis and Meta Grgurevič & Jaša Mrevlje came about under the inspiration of shared experiences of a residency at HIAP in spring 2012.

Takes on Memory & Flight Paths – the third annual summer exhibition by residency centre HIAP - Helsinki  International Artist Programme – will open to the public on Wednesday, June 20, 2012, at Gallery Augusta on the island of Suomenlinna, Helsinki. The...

Takes on Memory & Flight Paths – the third annual summer exhibition by residency centre HIAP - Helsinki  International Artist Programme – will open to the public on Wednesday, June 20, 2012, at Gallery Augusta on the island of Suomenlinna, Helsinki. The...

In collaboration with: Jaša, Otto Urpelainen.

Special thanks to: Kokeellisen elektroniikan seura, Linda Hofvander.

First Fridays is a collaboration between the many different art spaces in Amager around openings and events.

The main role in Katrīna Neiburga’s new documentary-video installation is played by a publishing house that was once run by the Communist Party.

The exhibition presents photo-collages and videos from Under the Bridge-Helsinki, a project created to generate new proposals directed towards solving the dire housing problems faced by migrant workers.

The three-day Paths Crossing workshop will take place on the island of Suomenlinna, Helsinki December 15–17, 2011.

Peles Empire (Barbara Wolff & Katharina Stöver)

resident at: 
Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, Dublin (IE)
lives in: 
UK/Romania

PELES EMPIRE is a collaborative project by Katharina Stöver and Barbara Wolff founded 2005 in Frankfurt.

The project borrows its name from the Romanian castle Peles on the foot of the Carpathian mountains. The rooms in Cluj and London are reproduced rooms from this castle, which was build between 1873 and 1914 and clashes different architectural styles from art deco, rococo, renaissance and gothic. The project takes this thought of reproduction on, reproduces rooms from the castle in simple colour or black and white copies, and merges it with the rooms it inhabits. In the coming year the project will be inviting artists also dealing with reproduction or transformation in their work to explore the shifts through revisiting and reproducing as well as the functionality of spaces.

Peles Empire will be running a parallel program in London and Cluj, as both spaces will be reproducing different versions of the same room and one artist will be exhibiting in both spaces at the same time, or one exhibition will be spreading across both spaces.

Katharina Stöver and Barbara Wolff have reproduced nine rooms of the castle in Frankfurt, London, Los Angeles, Antwerp, Basel, and Bremen in the past six years and have organized over 30 exhibitions within the spaces.