Upcoming ex­hi­bi­tions

In Anna Estarriola’s (b.1980) art, the borders of what is possible and impossible become ambiguous and our ways of perceiving reality are examined from many different vantage points and perspectives. In April 2025, Estarriola’s extensive solo exhibition Staged Circumstances and Piles of Things will open in the main exhibition hall of Amos Rex. Estarriola was born in Catalonia and currently works in Helsinki.

2 April – 31 August 2025

In Studio Rex, Finnish artist Enni-Kukka Tuomala (b. 1987), creates the exhibition Expanding Empathies, an experimental space for encounters, spoken and unspoken connection and self-contemplation.

Tuomala, who lives in London, has created a participatory installation as a centerpiece. The Empathy Echo Chamber invites two people, strangers to each other, to enter into a shared and guided experience. This intimate moment, dedicated to just these two people, encourages reflecting on these shared experiences.

2 April – 31 August 2025

A sneak preview of the summer 2025! We are excited to announce that internationally acclaimed British Nigerian artist and designer Yinka Ilori MBA will design a new commission on the museum’s iconic courtyard in summer–autumn 2025! Launching in May 2025, Ilori’s large-scale public installation, will transform the museum’s domes into a participatory and functional artwork, inviting visitors to play and interact with the public realm in new ways.

In the autumn of 2025, Amox Rex will feature the large-scale, participatory installations of artist Leandro Erlich (b. in 1973 in Buenos Aires, Argentina). These installations blur our perceptions of reality. In the playful world of the artist, the laws of physics do not apply and familiar spaces and situations soon feel unreal. Playing with architecture, gravity and perspective, the works are bursting with visual and sensory illusions. Viewers who have entered this world can no longer trust what they see.

8 October 2024 – 29 March 2026

The artist for Generation 2026 are out in April 2025!

Amos Rex’s Generation triennial offers a bold and fascinating glimpse into the art and thoughts of the young, emerging generation of artists. Held every three years, the exhibition features a broad selection of works by approximately 40 young artists aged 15–23, chosen by a jury from open call submissions. The group exhibition Generation 2026 opens at Amos Rex in Spring 2026.