Past events

13.6.2025
Music

Friday 13 June 2025

7 pm: Doors
7.30 pm: Concert

Free entrance (voluntary entrance fee)!

The four-member Viennese a cappella choir HALS is coming to town! They will contend in the finals of the vocal group contest at the Tampere Vocal Music Festival, after which they will come down to Helsinki to perform a concert at Yö Gallery on Friday June 13 at 7 pm.

At the Yö Gallery concert, HALS presents an interplay of vocals from their own compositions and arranged works of jazz, world, and new music to to collective improvisation. The unpretentious and touching performance of the four women of HALS is characterized by their natural expressiveness and directness, defying the a cappella perfection mainstream. They are not afraid to take risks.

While each singer allows space for her individual voice and virtuosity, they never lose focus on the harmonious merging of their voices and the sensitive interplay. From their own compositions, they plunge headfirst into collective improvisations with pinpoint accuracy. Fueled by this creative daring and the energy of the audience, their music unfolds anew with each performance. In addition to their characteristic HALS pieces, they interpret originally arranged works from the genres of jazz, world, and new music. HALS is Anna Anderluh, Amina Bouroyen, Verena Loipetsberger and Anna Laszlo.

Check out HALS on Spotify here or on YouTube here!

6.6.2025 - 18.6.2025
Exhibition

Vernissage: Thursday, June 5, 2025, 6–9 PM

Henriikka Pöllänen, Riikka Haapasaari, EGS, Aleksi Marjamaa, Ella Varvio

The exhibition Transparent Language brings together five contemporary artists. Henriikka Pöllänen, Riikka Haapasaari, EGS, Aleksi Marjamaa, and Ella Varvio explore the conceptual and material potential of glass. Their methods, expressive languages, and backgrounds differ distinctly from one another.

Glass is seductive, shiny, dangerous, beautiful, and technically demanding. In the works presented, it functions as a tool for thought, a language that crystallizes in the form of sculpture, installation, video, as well as painting and drawing.

Each artist approaches glass from their own perspective, influenced by history either directly or through its deconstruction. This polyphony forms the core of the exhibition: through glass, each artist builds a language of their own.

24.5.2025 - 1.6.2025
Exhibition

Opening: Friday 23.5. 18.00-21.00

Elias Langi / Eetu Ronkainen / Lassi Kontiainen / Aarne Kivelä / Yoonsik Kim / Fredrika Lindeberg / Elias Castrén

20.3.2025 - 30.3.2025
Exhibition

Yö Fest vol. 5.2
Dopamiinidiskoväri
21.3.-30.3.2025

OPENING 20.3. 18-21

Krista Blomqvist, Heidi Halonen, Mimosa Isomäki, Pauliina Korpi, Moe Louanjli, Aleksi Marjamaa, M-L Muukka, Maaria Oikarinen, Isabel Pathirane, Pasi Pehkonen, Ilkka Pitkänen, Melina Alexina Rantanen, Paloma Bautista Sánchez, Helena Sorvali, Stidi-T, Joonas Turunen, Reetta Willberg

 

 

7.3.2025 - 11.5.2025
Installation, Music, Exhibition, Performance, Video art

Yö Fest vol. 5 is a spring-long art celebration at Yö Galleria! The free multi-arts festival delights exhibition visitors with its abundant offerings.

Yö Fest vol. 5 is a free annual multi-arts festival containing a wide range of works from different art fields and authors. The works of Yö ry member artists have been curated into four group exhibitions with specific themes. The fifth part, focusing on the performing arts, culminates the festival in May. Come and experience art!

7.3.2025 - 16.3.2025
Exhibition

Yö Fest vol.5.1.

7.3.-16.3.2025

The first opening day of the Yö Fest 2025 group exhibition 6th March 6pm-21pm!

Yö Fest vol.5.1.

Katarina Alho, Andi Balogh, Soyoung Christina Chung, Sara Juvonen, Saara Kartimo, Mirka Keini, Anne Lumme, Kristiina Maria, Marianne Monto, MRSA, Ida Nisonen, Wieslawa Nowicka, Jani Rytkönen, Sofia Stupenkova, Barbara Tieaho, Milja Veini, Maiju Vigren

 

 

1.3.2025 - 2.3.2025
Performance

I don’t care much for carrots.                         Carrots are on my palm.

It will be an interdisciplinary work incorporating performance, video, 
and food, exploring the body’s state when discomfort or pain is 
consciously or unconsciously used as a stimulant. It reflects a 
situation where the boundary between self-discipline and 
self-destruction becomes blurred, questioning how individuals transform 
repetitive pain in daily life into a ritual of existence. It wanders 
through the voluntary and the involuntary pain, embracing the creative 
boredness, self-destruction and the Dionysian spirit. It unfolds as an 
exploration of the invisible cycle between losing control and 
rebuilding, ultimately indicate the temporality of the mortal body is 
the way of being in the world.

The piece includes carrots and imagery of blood.

14.2.2025 - 27.2.2025

13-27.2.2025

24.1.2025 - 6.2.2025

24.1.–6.2.2025

24.1.2025 - 6.2.2025

24.1.–6.2.2025