#avarkki
1.2.-24.2.2019
Hinni Huttunen
Homage for women’s work in three acts (4 hours, 30 minutes and 4 hours)
Forum Box: Mediabox
According to a survey carried out by Statistics Finland in 2018, the most common profession for women in Finland in 2016 was in the industry of human health and social work activities. The average duration for a workday for a person working within this industry is 8 hours with a separate break.
The video performance Homage for women’s work in three acts (4 hours, 30 minutes and 4 hours) by Hinni Huttunen is an act of homage for these women working in the human health and social work activities and to her grandmother who worked as a deaconess and a nurse.
Hinni Huttunen (b. 1990) is a contemporary artist working with video and photography. In her artistic practice she feels passionate about portraiture, internet, controlled glitter and smashing bodily norms. In 2018 she graduated as Master of Fine Art from the Royal Institute of Art, Stockholm.
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Painting in the last picture by Erika Adamsson.
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Welcome to Helsinki International Film Festival - Love & Anarchy next week where I will be showing 3 films and talking in a panel!
Cut to the Chase – R&A Shorts: Queer Bodies
keskiviikkona 26.9.2018
klo 18:45
WHS Teatteri Union
The screening, curated by the Young Artist of the Year 2018, J. A. Juvani, preent the politics of body, sex, sexuality, and gender. According to Queer Bodies (2011) by Heather Sykes, “queer bodies” include all that are excluded from the norm, such as the overweight body. In the screening, Aurora Reinhard’s interview documentary Boygirl (2002) is followed by recent works of a new generation of artists: Hinni Huttunen, Artor Jesus Inkerö, Camille Auer, and Kristoffer Ala-Ketola. The screening is associated with the forthcoming educational material on queer thematics produced by AV-arkki and Seta and curated by J. A. Juvani.
R&A TALKS: Queer Bodies
Torstaina 27.9. at 17-18
Bio Rexin lämpiön lavalla
Co-hosted with AV-Arkki – the Centre for Finnish Media Art jaThe Family Federation of Finland we dive into representations of gender. On stage artists J.A. Juvani, Hinni Huttunen, Artor Jesus Inkerö, the Family Federation of Finland’s Jaana Tiiri and transactivist Sakris Kupila. The discussion will be moderated by Marjo Pipinen.
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