Tampere Art Museum

The new exhibitions will open Saturday 27 September 2025.

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Opening hours 2025

Tue–Fri 10am–6pm
Sat–Sun 10am–5pm
Mon closed
Closed during exhibition changes

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Admission 2025

Adult 13 €
Child 6 €
Under 7 year olds for free
Free with Museum Card

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How to find us

Tampere Art Museum
Puutarhakatu 34
33230 Tampere, Finland
tamu@tampere.fi
+358 (0)41 730 3104

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A younglady is holding a delfin sculpture in her lap.

Emma Sarpaniemi

Coming!

Young Artist of the Year 2025 Man Yau

Man Yau describes her own work as follows:

I work with sculptures and installations, often imitating everyday objects and aesthetic symbols of power. Materials and the value-laden associations tied to them are central to my work. I exploit the emotions and meanings evoked by demanding materials such as clay, silk, metal and glass – for example, ceramics can refer to the culture I supposedly come from, silk to the commercialization of the exotic, and glass to fragility.

Beauty that conceals tension - read more about Man Yau

Based in Helsinki, Man Yau is one of the most compelling contemporary artists in Finland today. Through her art, Yau explores the feeling of being on display and under pressure, approaching it from the perspective of a woman and a BIPOC artist (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color). Receiving the prestigious Young Artist of the Year award was, for her, both a surprise and a source of delight and fear.

Hanna Haaslahti: Ancestors

This autumn, the museum’s basement will showcase new media art by visual artist Hanna Haaslahti. Ancestors is an immersive installation in which the audience becomes the forebears of a virtually created family. Haaslahti’s work merges the faces of visitors to generate a unique virtual lineage with its descendants.