NEXT: JENNIFER LIPKIN | LAND OF MOTHER PEARL
14.01.-02.02 2025 | OPENING JANUARY 14th AT 6-8PM, WELCOME!
ENG
“Land of Mother Pearl” explores the relationship between place and identity through questions of memory, mythology, and the longing to roots. Can places be carried in our DNA? Can we long for places we have never visited? How are these places reflected in space, in dreams, and in the process of searching for the self?
Drawing inspiration from her Karelian roots, Lipkin creates a sensory whole where she examines landscapes, objects, and architecture that are in constant transformation. Like a game of “broken telephone,” each layer of perception reshapes the understanding of the place she originates from. The works move in the borderlands between dream and reality – at times sharp and clear, at other times fragmented, where only colors and traces of the real remain.
(The works share a creative process that combines intuition and academic research. The aim is to spark conversations about a theme that touches us all -the essence of the place we come from.
This exhibition is the first part of the trilogy “Searching for Land of Mother Pearl.”The frames and installation structures have been created in collaboration with Carlo Raymann, and the project is supported by the Swedish Cultural Foundation and the Society of Swedish Ostrobothnians. )ABOUT
Jennifer Lipkin is an interdisciplinary artist working at the intersection of sculpture, space and visual art. She creates meaningful experiences and thought-provoking moments by emphasizing a sensory approach towards aesthetics. Place, identity, and color semiotics are common themes in her creative practice.
Lipkin has exhibited at museums, galleries and festivals and holds a master’s degree in art from Aalto University: School of Art, Design and Architecture (2019). Jennifer Lipkin works from her hometown Vaasa and studio apartment in Helsinki.
NEXT: RIIKKA LENKKERI | LOST IN THE STUDIO 4.2.-23.2. 2025
TUOMO ROSENLUND | PICTURES OF VAASA
Tuomo Rosenlund‘s drawing series “Everything Will Be Fine – drawings from Vaasa”, which was exhibited at the Kunts Museum of Modern Art, is now available for sale on the Makers’ Gallery website.Take a look at the list of works below
HANNULA&RAUDASKOSKI: HAMBO
For sale through the gallery. Inquiries: pasi.kirkkopelto@makersgallery.fi. You can also come and see for yourself
NEXT: MIRJA ILKKA 22.10-10.11. 2024
2024-2025 EXHIBITION PROGRAM
AUTUMN 2024
8.8.-25.8 Sofia Wilkman
3.9.-22.9. Inka Hannula and Teemu Raudaskoski
24.9.-13.10. Mustalintu / Richard Raven
AUTUMN BREAK
22.10.-10.11. Mirja Ilkka
12.11.-1.12. Anneli Holmström
3.12.-22.12. Johannes Heikkilä ja Kalle Lampela
KEVÄT 2025
14.1.-2.2. Jennifer Lipkin
4.2.-23.2. Riikka Lenkkeri
WINTER BREAK
4.3.-23.3. Heidi Suikkanen
25.3.-13.4. Tomas Byström
15.4.-4.5. Kristina Isaksson
6.5.-25.5. Panu Ruotsalo