The group exhibition Rooted and Branched opens to the public today at The Draiflessen Collection in Mettingen, Germany. Connecting social, ecological, and cultural phenomena, the featured works explore the missing link between humans and nature, with artists including Olga Grotova, Karoline Hjorth & Riitta Ikonen, Krištof Kintera, Jenny Michel, Diana Scherer, Doug & Mike Starn. Rooted and Branched – Exhibition opening today

Grand bows to Øhavsmuseet in Faaborg for inviting us to create a new exhibition in the South Funen UNESCO Geopark in Denmark! Hats in the air to the museum’s head of exhibitions Mette, for prepping these furious nine days of production and for being the best timekeeper/ catering boss/ travel agent/ bike fixer/ donkey out there. These endless sunny days scorched our pale Nordic faces and we are typing this with a centimetre layer of aftersun. Danish delights

In honour of eider ducks and their guardians, the exhibition ‘Ahoo Ahoo’ opens at UNESCO’s World Heritage Centre in Vega, Norway on April 27th. Invited by the founding artist and curator of the Nordic art project The Conference of the Birds, we are excited to exhibit five portraits created during our residency at Selvær in the Træna archipelago, made in collaboration with eiderduck carers, down cleaners, bird experts and local islanders. Ahoo Ahoo – Exhibition opening at Vega World Heritage Centre, Norway

We’re a good month into our exhibition at the Marion Art Gallery, Rockefeller Arts Center in Fredonia, and Riitta is in town this weekend! Come join the Visiting Artist Program lecture today, and start your 8th March activities with a free gallery talk at 10 am. More info here.

Women’s Day in Fredonia

Vuonislahti village chief Anu lives at the foot of Europes longest inland ice road, connecting the small communities overlooking lake Pielinen and the Koli National Park in Eastern Finland. Oslo Negativ Photo Festival 12-27 October

Hello summery beings,

We thought it would be nice to share all the shows that we have been working on! Perhaps there is no need for you to even travel anywhere, as we have shimmied works to shows in Finland, France, Belgium, USA, Sweden, Germany, Austria and Norway, from national parks to large scale outdoor exhibits along a stream on the edges of the Austrian Alps.  Eyes as Big as Plates on tour: Eight chances to see new works this summer!