GLO Hotel Art | Elina Sarlin: Wide-angle Mirror 3 June–31 August 2022
MEET THE ARTIST | GALLERY RIKHARD | Heini Lehväslaiho: Joku on täällä II 2–31 August 2022
GALLERY ARTHUR | Hillevi Vähälä-Aranko: Paintings 5–28 July 2022
GALLERY KATARIINA | Mirage by Suvi Härkönen 5–21 August 2022
ARABIANRANTA LIBRARY | Sanna Ulvila: 'What is it about pink that makes you feel so good? and other paintings' 20.5.2022–
GALLERY RIKHARD | Pekka Parviainen: Luomu – Organic 6–28 July 2022
Luontoni | My Nature – Summer Exhibition of Helsinki Artists' Association Art Lending Services 9 June–31 August 2022
ARABIANRANTA LIBRARY | Marja Hakala: Characters of Humans August 3 – September 30, 2022
Helsinki Artists' Association members and personnel support Ukraine in the crisis
Art Lending services' summer opening hours
MALMITALO GALLERY | Maija Toropainen: Swift August 4–27, 2022
HAA GALLERY & MALMITALO GALLERY | Helsinki Artists’ Association and Estonian Painters’ Association: The Sea from 3 June until 30 July 2022.
HAA GALLERY | Four rooms by Maija Helasvuo, Helinä Hukkataival, Johanna Ilvessalo and Anne Tompuri 4–28 August 2022
GALLERY ARTHUR | Saga Suonio: Maalauksellisia grafiikan teoksia meren ääreltä ja äärettömyydestä 2–31 August 2022
Helsinki Artists' Association – promoting the visual arts
The Helsinki Artists’ Association (HAA) promotes the modes of operation and position of the visual arts domain with diverse education, project, and exhibition activities as well as with multidisciplinary collaboration.
The Helsinki Artists’ Association is an association advancing the interests of its nearly 900 professional visual artist members based in Helsinki. Founded in 1967, HAA’s core activities include organising exhibitions and art lending services, international operations, and the course and education services in visual arts provided by the Art School. HAA values sustainability, communality, professionalism, diversity, glocality combining locality and internationality as well as creative craziness, and it seeks to advance the availability and accessibility of the visual arts.