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One Hundred and One - The Stage Designs of Kati Lukka
The exhibition One Hundred and One opens the door to the secrets of a seasoned visual artists in Finnish contemporary theatre.
It reveals the often unseen processes behind stage design and theatrical visual storytelling, opening a door to the work than remains hidden from audiences.
Opening in February 2027, the exhibition presents Kati Lukka’s nearly forty-year career and her life’s work encompassing more than one hundred productions.
Kati Lukka is a set designer at the Finnish National Theatre and has also worked at the TTT-Theatre of Tampere, the Helsinki City Theatre, and numerous other theatres in Finland and abroad.
The award-winning artist’s distinctive style combines pragmatic spatial design, powerful visual metaphors, and an uncompromising commitment to ecological sustainability.
The exhibition offers visitors an opportunity to discover how theatrical illusions are created and preserved, and how a text or theme is transformed into a three-dimensional physical world that supports the realization of a performance.
Theatre Museum
19.2.-29.8.2027
Tue-Fri 11.00-19.00
Sat-Sun 11.00-18.00
Admission fee 0-16€
The exhibition One Hundred and One opens the door to the secrets of a seasoned visual artists in Finnish contemporary theatre.
It reveals the often unseen processes behind stage design and theatrical visual storytelling, opening a door to the work than remains hidden from audiences.
Opening in February 2027, the exhibition presents Kati Lukka’s nearly forty-year career and her life’s work encompassing more than one hundred productions.
Kati Lukka is a set designer at the Finnish National Theatre and has also worked at the TTT-Theatre of Tampere, the Helsinki City Theatre, and numerous other theatres in Finland and abroad.
The award-winning artist’s distinctive style combines pragmatic spatial design, powerful visual metaphors, and an uncompromising commitment to ecological sustainability.
The exhibition offers visitors an opportunity to discover how theatrical illusions are created and preserved, and how a text or theme is transformed into a three-dimensional physical world that supports the realization of a performance.
Theatre Museum
19.2.-29.8.2027
Tue-Fri 11.00-19.00
Sat-Sun 11.00-18.00
Admission fee 0-16€
Source: City of Helsinki, Linked Events (CC BY 4.0)
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When
19. February 2027 – 29. August 2027
Where
Teatterimuseo
Kaapeliaukio 3, Helsinki
Price
Cheap (<€20)
0-16€
Audience
All audiences
Organizer
Teatterimuseo
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