Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma

Finally, haha, I finally saw a different building. A modern building has a sense of design. It is said that an American designer named the design "Chiasma", which means "cross" or "cross". Later, when the official museum was named, it was repaired according to the pronunciation habits of Finnish. Changed to "Kiasma", which is what we say today, "Chiasma", here often hosts various modern and contemporary art exhibitions, such as our more familiar Kusama Yayoshi exhibition, I have also held Helsinki, which has been known as the design capital. I have been fortunate to witness it in 2012. The city officially entered the design capital year

Enjoy the exquisite multimedia artwork and installation art at the Helsinki Museum of Contemporary Art (Kiasma). The video works about the life of a man living in Soviet-era Estonia, code-named President, who was disliked by gay people. He not only lost his job and friends, was jailed, and was killed at home in 1991 because of his LGBT identity. Artist restores Chairman with video based on historical data

Located opposite the Parliament Building in downtown Helsinki, designed by the famous architect Steven Holl, it is a pure white building with a very curvy aesthetic, and it is a classic exhibit in itself. The museum's collection is mainly modern art from 1960, including paintings, multimedia and other collections.

Interesting arts venue with an eclectic choice of exhibitions . Check out the upcoming Grayson Perry.

A great place all around. The building, the art, the people all make this a must see contemporary art museum. During my visit, there were hoards of young school children, which was bizarre given almost all the content in the museum was not children appropriate.

A Helsinki landmark, Kiasma is a creative contemporary art museum filled with hours worth of exhibits, films and interactive workshops. It's definitely worth a visit on any Helsinki trip, especially being a short walk from the center of the city.

Great place to soak up on modern art.

It's modern art. So be prepared for what you're stepping into. Features lots of Finnish artists. Free with the Helsinki card, so why not check it out. Wed-Fri it's open late. Free on the first Friday of the month.