To Notice is to Remember
Bioart Society members screening
Saturday 7th June, 16:00-20:00
SOLU Space (Panimokatu 1, 3rd floor, 00580 Helsinki)

Coinciding with the opening week of the Helsinki Biennale and Frame Contemporary Art Finland’s Teurastamo art space tour, Bioart Society is hosting a moving image screening event at SOLU Space.

The screening showcases a collection of short films and moving image works by Bioart Society members. The programme highlights a plurality of mediums and matters being dealt with across our membership, each offering a lens attuned to the quietly urgent and the often overlooked. From the microscopic and the bodily to the marco-scale of climate change, the films invite viewers to slow down, be surprised and observe. What emerges is a collective call to attend more closely to the worlds within and around us.

The screening features works by Annette Arlander, Camille Auer, Tarsh Bates and Sue Hauri-Downing, Leah Beeferman, Burn City Pipers (Kaisu Koski and Nick Dunn), Lucy Davis, Sara Ilveskorpi, Ziggy Lever and Eamon Edmundson Wells, Tina Mariane Krogh Madsen, Christelle Mas, Sirja Moberg, Ellenor Rose Nish, Margherita Pevere, Agnieszka Pokrywka, Leena Pukki, Johanna Rotko, and Maria Ångerman.

Free entry: no registration needed

The screening is part of a tour Frame Contemporary Art Finland is organising for Helsinki Biennaali artists and guests, including Frame’s international visiting curators to meet with locale art workers and audiences. The screening is open to anyone interested and you don’t need to join the full tour. The tour travels through multiple art and culture venues in the Teurastamo area – you can read more about the tour at Frame’s website.

The screening will also be available online during 8–15 June 2025.

Photo: Still from the video work "A Flagellate Searching for Love" by Leena Pukki.