Exhibitions at Myllytori
Exhibitions at Myllytori showcase the artistic work and teaching going on at the Academy of Fine Arts.
Myllytori is a public exhibition space on the second floor of the Mylly building at the Academy of Fine Arts. The space is used for organising short-term exhibitions featuring works by students and researchers in various stages of their studies or academic careers. Exhibitions may also centre around courses and working groups’ projects.
Exhibitions change frequently, and they form an important part of art teaching. They highlight the diverse range of artistic work happening at the academy and shed light on processes that the public would otherwise not hear about. Myllytori encourages experimentation and offers a space for displaying finished or unfinished artworks or works that are rather ideas in progress.
A guiding principle for the activities in the space is to present the academy’s art teaching to people in the outside world. Through Myllytori, the public gets a glimpse of what is going on at the Academy of Fine Arts at any given moment. Admission to the exhibitions and events is always free during the opening hours of Mylly.
Upcoming exhibitions in autumn 2025
- 11 August – 31 August: Jack Faber
- 1 September – 21 September: Exhibition for the project Facing Traces – Tracing Faces
- 22 September – 28 September: Exhibition for the course Special Places, Other Species
- 29 September – 10 October: Collaborative artwork created as part of a Visiting Professor workshop by Ivan Morison and Heather Peake
- 20 October – 2 November: Josua Kerkis and Ville Karlsson
- 3 November – 16 November: Piia Hiltunen and Jonathan Ben-Ami
- 17 November – 7 December: Exhibition for the course Natural Phenomena in Artistic Practice
Explore the main exhibitions at Kuva/Tila
The Academy of Fine Arts’ main exhibitions are held at the Kuva/Tila Gallery on the first floor of the Mylly building. Discover the exhibitions at Kuva/Tila here.
Exhibitions at Myllytori showcase the artistic work and teaching going on at the Academy of Fine Arts.
Myllytori is a public exhibition space on the second floor of the Mylly building at the Academy of Fine Arts. The space is used for organising short-term exhibitions featuring works by students and researchers in various stages of their studies or academic careers. Exhibitions may also centre around courses and working groups’ projects.
Exhibitions change frequently, and they form an important part of art teaching. They highlight the diverse range of artistic work happening at the academy and shed light on processes that the public would otherwise not hear about. Myllytori encourages experimentation and offers a space for displaying finished or unfinished artworks or works that are rather ideas in progress.
A guiding principle for the activities in the space is to present the academy’s art teaching to people in the outside world. Through Myllytori, the public gets a glimpse of what is going on at the Academy of Fine Arts at any given moment. Admission to the exhibitions and events is always free during the opening hours of Mylly.
Upcoming exhibitions in autumn 2025
- 11 August – 31 August: Jack Faber
- 1 September – 21 September: Exhibition for the project Facing Traces – Tracing Faces
- 22 September – 28 September: Exhibition for the course Special Places, Other Species
- 29 September – 10 October: Collaborative artwork created as part of a Visiting Professor workshop by Ivan Morison and Heather Peake
- 20 October – 2 November: Josua Kerkis and Ville Karlsson
- 3 November – 16 November: Piia Hiltunen and Jonathan Ben-Ami
- 17 November – 7 December: Exhibition for the course Natural Phenomena in Artistic Practice
Explore the main exhibitions at Kuva/Tila
The Academy of Fine Arts’ main exhibitions are held at the Kuva/Tila Gallery on the first floor of the Mylly building. Discover the exhibitions at Kuva/Tila here.