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Viljami Heinonen VILJAMI HEINONEN Born 1986 | Lives and works in Tampere, Finland EDUCATION 2008-12 Kankaanpää Art School | Kankaanpää, Finland 2010-11 Ljubljana Academy of Fine Arts and Design | Slovenia SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2021 Halcyon Days | MAKASIINI CONTEMPORARY, Turku, Finland 2020 Laukko Manor | Vesilahti, Finland 2019-2020 Weather The Storm | MAKASIINI CONTEMPORARY, Turku, Finland 2018 Forum Box, Helsinki, Finland 2017 Zone | MAKASIINI CONTEMPORARY, Turku, Finland Phantasmagoria, MAKASIINI CONTEMPORARY | Turku, Finland 2016 TM-gallery | Helsinki, Finland Galery Pleiku | Berlin, Germany 2014 Gallery Å | Turku, Finland Gallery Technopolis | Espoo, Finland Gallery Ronga | Tampere, Finland 2013 Gallery Katariina, Helsinki | Finland Kankaanpää Art School | Kankaanpää, Finland Poriginal Gallery | Pori, Finland 2011 Gallery Ronga | Tampere, Finland 2010 Paintings | Kankaanpää City Library, Kankaanpää, Finland GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2020 My Perversion Is the Belief in Art | Pori Art Museum, Pori, Finland 2020 The Centenary Exhibition of the Tampere Artists’ Association | Tampere Art Museum, Tampere, Finland 2017 Art Goes Logomo | Turku, Finland Real Celebration! | Rovaniemi Art Museum, Finland Between the Past and the Future | Mikkeli Art Museum, Mikkeli, Finland 2015 Young Artists 2015 | Kunsthalle, Helsinki, Finland 2015 The New Members of Tampere Artists’ Association | Tampere Hall, Tampere, Finland 2014 The Art of Basware Exhibition | Music Hall, Helsinki, Finland 2013 ArtHelsinki International Contemporary Art Event | Gallery Katariina’s section, Messukeskus, Helsinki, Finland The Art of Basware Exhibition | Music Hall, Helsinki, Finland 2012 The Empire of Art | Imatra Art Museum, Imatra, Finland The Art of Basware Exhibition | Sanomatalo, Helsinki, Finland Kankaanpää Art School Degree Exhibition | ”Eyewitnesses” | Cable Factory, Helsinki, Finland AvaraTaide ry: Group Exhibition | Tampere House, Tartu, Estonia, 2012 [email protected] | +358 50 3259 444 | www.makasiinicontemporary.com 2011 The Art of Basware Exhibition | Sanomatalo, Helsinki, Finland Ljubljana Art Academy Student Exhibition | Ljubljana, Slovenia Imatra Art School Exchange Show | Imatra, Finland 2010 Spring Exhibition | Kankaanpää Art School, Kankaanpää, Finland 2009 Fall Exhibition | Kankaanpää Art School, Kankaanpää, Finland Open Exhibition | Gallery Portaits, Pori, Finland 2008 Open Young Artists Exhibition | Rauma, Finland AWARDS | GRANTS 2020 Art Promotion Centre Finland, COVID-19 Grant 2019 Arts Promotion Centre Finland, Project Grant 2017 Arts Promotion Centre Finland, Public Display Grant Finnish Art Society | Young Artist Grant 2015 Pirkanmaa Cultural Fundation, Finland | Grant for 6 months 2014 Alfred Kordelin Foundation, Finland | Grant for 6 months 2013 The Art of Basware 2013, Finland | 1st Price Satakunta Art Committee, Finland | Grant for 6 months 2012 Kankaanpää Art School, Finland | Exhibition grant COLLECTIONS HAM | Helsinki Art Museum, Finland Saastamoinen Foundation | Finland Tampere City | Finland Kankaanpää Rehabilitation Centre | Finland Kankaanpää Museum | Finland Satakunta University of Applied Sciences | Finland Pori Art Museum | Finland Basware Ltd. | Finland The State of Finland Wihuri Foundation | Finland Miettinen Collection | Finland Heino Collection | Finland Nelimarkka Foundation Collection | Finland [email protected] | +358 50 3259 444 | www.makasiinicontemporary.com.
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