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Temporary exhibitions on architecture and design are organised in the Gallery at the Alvar Aalto Museum in Jyväskylä. These exhibitions show the work of Alvar Aalto, and architecture and design by other people, which has points of contact with Aalto’s themes and is of topical interest.
Current exhibition: Personae – Inka Kivalo’s gobelin tapestries and textile sculptures. Alvar Aalto Museum Gallery, February 21–April 26, 2020. Photo: Chikako Harada.
The international exhibitions organized by the Alvar Aalto Museum highlight the importance of the Aalto heritage in contemporary culture and reinforce Aalto’s status as one of the key exponents of modern architecture. Aalto’s modern architecture and design speak to a wider public with an interest in culture and the built environment. Exhibitions on Aalto themes are organized more or less throughout the world.
Aino & Alvar Aalto – Shared Visions. Small is beautiful – ideal homes for everyone exhibition in Tokyo, Gallery A4 launched a three-part series of exhibitions highlighting the key themes of the Aaltos’ design work, collaboratively arranged by the Alvar Aalto Museum and Japan’s Takenaka Corporation. Photo: Katariina Pakoma.
(Google Cultural Institute)
(Google Cultural Institute)
The restoration of Alvar Aalto Library in Vyborg exhibition has been published in Googlen Cultural Institute.
