Exhibition #46 – TypoCraftHelsinki’17

7.9.–29.10.2017

Expedition – an exploration, journey, or voyage undertaken by a group of people, especially for discovery and scientific artistic research.

The TypoCraftHelsinki journey started in 2015 with the TCH´15 exhibition in Helsinki. This exhibition was invited to Seoul in 2016, where a collaboration with Gallery Factory started. TCH´17 is a collaboration between Finnish, South Korean, Estonian and Chinese artists, who together explore the endless possibilities of TypoCraft.

Inka Bell, Tony Eräpuro, Sasha Huber, Ilona Ilottu,Tuomas Jääskeläinen, Evelin Kasikov, Veera Kulju, Ilkka Kärkkäinen, Päivi Meuronen, Johannes Nieminen, Pan, Tuula Pöyhönen, Tuija Tarkiainen, Laura Villi

Ara Ahn, ”dl.tokki.dl”, Hankyul Do, Hyunsong Lee, Jaehyung Yang, Joosung Kang, Jungyou Choi, Kyungjoo ChoiJungyou Choi, Kyungjoo Choi

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