Aaro Murphy's installation Fickle (Gritty) Memory at SOLU Space in Kalasatama from 7th December until 31st January.

The Bioart Society is excited to launch a new European collaboration project, which will develop a standardised platform to profoundly implement artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) techniques to overcome current hurdles in industrial biotechnology and truly unlock the full potential in biotech engineering.

In this first iteration of the SOLU Dialogues event series, Bartaku presents Koelleven project, instigated by the unique microbiota within cooling towers of nuclear power stations

Till Bovermann had his Science Trails residency at the Kilpisjärvi Biological Station in August-September 2023. This is the second of three blog entries about his time in Kilpisjärvi.

Open call for 3D exploration workshop with José Cano at SOLU Space on 2–3 November 2023. Deadline for applications 8th October.

Till Bovermann had his Science Trails residency at the Kilpisjärvi Biological Station in August-September 2023. This text is about revisiting microworlds, the first of three blog entries about his time in Kilpisjärvi.

Kairos Helsinki, Feminist Culture House and Bioart Society are organizing a film screening and fundraiser in solidarity with Palestine at SOLU Space.

Andrew Gryf Paterson was selected as one of the Rewilding Cultures Mobility Conversation grant receivers in spring 2023. They are travelling from Finland to Montenegro, exploring potential future routes of human climate migration in reverse. During their travel, Paterson will keep a travel diary on the Bioart Society website. This is the second blog entry.

Jacek Smolicki spent two weeks at The North Escaping residency, conducting a series of soundwalks, listening sessions, interviews and field recordings. He is guiding two soundwalks in Helsinki, which originate from these locally conducted experiments.

Andrew Gryf Paterson was selected as one of the Rewilding Cultures Mobility Conversation grant receivers in spring 2023. They are travelling from Finland to Montenegro, exploring potential future routes of human climate migration in reverse. During their travel, Paterson will keep a travel diary on the Bioart Society website. This is the first blog entry.

Do Trees Dream of CO₂ collective has been developing technology and artistic expressions to facilitate interspecies dialogues between humans and trees for two years. They will present their work at SOLU Space.

Andrew Gryf Paterson was selected as one of the Rewilding Cultures Mobility Conversation grant receivers in spring 2023. They will commence their journey from Finland to Montenegro on Monday 8th October, exploring potential future routes of human climate migration in reverse. During the next weeks, Paterson will keep a travel diary on the Bioart Society website.