Exhibitions now at Amos Rex

Subterranean

2 April–21 August 2022 

Mariele Neudecker, Over and Over, Again and Again, 2004. Photo: David Lambert

Subterranean 

There is much more beneath the earth’s surface besides earth, minerals and roots. There is also the glowing magma of volcanoes, underground aquifers, unexplored caves, rabbit holes, catacombs and metro tunnels. Amos Rex’s Subterranean is an extensive exhibition consisting of four themes that explore how artists through the centuries have depicted the worlds beneath our feet.

The Nest

7 May – 4 Sept 2022

Tadashi Kawamata: The Nest

The Nest by Japanese artist Tadashi Kawamata is an outdoor sculptural installation in which reclaimed materials surge over the roof of the Lasipalatsi building and soar up the courtyard chimney.

7 May – 4 Sept 2022

Tadashi Kawamata’s The Nest

Collections

Magnus Enckell, Poikia rannalla, Gossar på stranden, Boys on the Shore, 1910.

Sigurd Frosterus collection

The art collection of Sigurd Frosterus (1876–1956) can be viewed as a declaration of love for the Colourism that emerged in Europe in the first half of the 20th century. Among wellknown names are artists like Magnus Enckell, Alfred Wilhelm Finch, Pierre Bonnard, Paul Signac, Thèo van Rysselberghe, Henri Edmond Cross, Maximilien Luce and Maurice Vlaminck.