6/2014 gösta, guggenheim, art museum
This year private art museums have been topical in Finland: Serlachius Museum Gösta’s Pavilion was opened in Mänttä, Amos Andersson Art Museum is planning new premises in the centre of Helsinki, and the small Didrichsen Art Museum renovated its premises originally designed by Viljo Revell and reopened with an Edvard Munch exhibition. In the Finnish media, however, all this has been eclipsed by Guggenheim Helsinki. The issue presents the six competition finalists, with comments by a cityscape architect, the architect of the winning entry for the Helsinki Central Library, and two professors. The Guggenheim discussion continues also on a more general level.
Content
editorial | The moment of art museums
Jorma Mukala
Guggenheim+Helsinki
Heikki Kastemaa, Anja Kervanto Nevanlinna, Otso Kantokorpi
Guggenheim finalists
Konsthall Tornedalen
OOPEAA
Gösta, Mänttä
MX_SI, Huttunen-Lipasti-Pakkanen
art collection | Gösta Serlachius the art collector
Tarja Talvitie
city for art | A moment in Mänttä
Minna Joenniemi
didrichsen | A thriving private museum
Paula Holmila
spaced | interview with photographer Jussi Tiainen
Miina Blot
eliasson | Seize the day
Mikko Heikkinen
speaker's corner | The battle of egos
Rafaela Seppälä
books | Finnish Architecture Biennial Review 2014
Julius Jääskeläinen
déjà-vu | Aulis Blomstedt – Centre du Plateau Beaubourg, Paris 1971
Kristo Vesikansa