Different Points of Return
29.11.–15.12.2024 (closed on Dec 6)
The research project Taking Back the Museum – Opening the Space of Community Museums to Recover the Art of Indigenous People (2021–2024) aims to reverse the pattern of taking Indigenous art objects to Western museums by collaborating with Indigenous communities while citing recent decolonial and post-human art discussions, which deal with Indigenous people and often stem from their communities originally. The exhibition Different Points of Return addresses the multi-layered outcomes of the project. The research project is funded by the Kone Foundation.
Research group
Hanna Ellen Guttorm, Katri Hirvonen-Nurmi, Lea Kantonen, Pekka Kantonen, Britt Kramvig, Stephanie Misa, Katarina Pirak-Sikku
Steering group
Sarah Corona Berkin, Jelena Porsanger, Irja Seurujärvi-Kari, Pirjo Kristiina Virtanen
Artists
Juan Aurelio Carrillo Rios, Kukame Olegario Carrillo Rentería, Felícitas Chávez de la Rosa, Hanna Ellen Guttorm, Lea Kantonen, Pekka Kantonen, Stephanie Misa, Tɨkiema Yolanda Ortiz, Katarina Pirak Sikku, Kɨpaima Norma Robles, Hawiye Gregorio Sandoval
Events
Exhibition opening on November 28th at 17:00.
November 30th at 13:00
Artist-teachers ˀƗɨrɨyɨwi Ceferino Carrillo Díaz and Juan Aurelio Carrillo Rios, representing the Wirrari community, will guide a tour of the exhibition from a Wirrari perspective.
November 30th from 14:00 to 16:00
Craft workshop in the exhibition space. Juan Aurelio Carrillo Rios will demonstrate how to make a thread cross, a Wirrari creation called tsikɨri, using thread and sticks.
December 1st at 15:00
Artist-teachers ˀƗɨrɨyɨwi Ceferino Carrillo Díaz and Juan Aurelio Carrillo Rios, representing the Wirrari community, will guide a tour of the exhibition from a Wirrari perspective.
December 4th at 17:00
Sanna Vuolteenaho’s dialogical concert Näen sinut, näen itseni – kohtaamisia taiteessa. The audience is encouraged to arrive by 16:45.
The research project Taking Back the Museum – Opening the Space of Community Museums to Recover the Art of Indigenous People (2021–2024) aims to reverse the pattern of taking Indigenous art objects to Western museums by collaborating with Indigenous communities while citing recent decolonial and post-human art discussions, which deal with Indigenous people and often stem from their communities originally. The exhibition Different Points of Return addresses the multi-layered outcomes of the project. The research project is funded by the Kone Foundation.
Research group
Hanna Ellen Guttorm, Katri Hirvonen-Nurmi, Lea Kantonen, Pekka Kantonen, Britt Kramvig, Stephanie Misa, Katarina Pirak-Sikku
Steering group
Sarah Corona Berkin, Jelena Porsanger, Irja Seurujärvi-Kari, Pirjo Kristiina Virtanen
Artists
Juan Aurelio Carrillo Rios, Kukame Olegario Carrillo Rentería, Felícitas Chávez de la Rosa, Hanna Ellen Guttorm, Lea Kantonen, Pekka Kantonen, Stephanie Misa, Tɨkiema Yolanda Ortiz, Katarina Pirak Sikku, Kɨpaima Norma Robles, Hawiye Gregorio Sandoval
Events
Exhibition opening on November 28th at 17:00.
November 30th at 13:00
Artist-teachers ˀƗɨrɨyɨwi Ceferino Carrillo Díaz and Juan Aurelio Carrillo Rios, representing the Wirrari community, will guide a tour of the exhibition from a Wirrari perspective.
November 30th from 14:00 to 16:00
Craft workshop in the exhibition space. Juan Aurelio Carrillo Rios will demonstrate how to make a thread cross, a Wirrari creation called tsikɨri, using thread and sticks.
December 1st at 15:00
Artist-teachers ˀƗɨrɨyɨwi Ceferino Carrillo Díaz and Juan Aurelio Carrillo Rios, representing the Wirrari community, will guide a tour of the exhibition from a Wirrari perspective.
December 4th at 17:00
Sanna Vuolteenaho’s dialogical concert Näen sinut, näen itseni – kohtaamisia taiteessa. The audience is encouraged to arrive by 16:45.