Category: Working With…
Remi Vesala
Pihla Lehtinen
Tuukka Haapakorpi
Prima Jalichandra-Sakuntabhai
Camille Auer
Riikka Thitz
Anni Puolakka
Scallion Chloe
LA based trans-futurist and sound manipulator!
Alvi Haapamäki
Alvi Haapamäki is a feminist, performance artist and scenographer.
Even Minn
Jaakko Pallasvuo
FAR Night School
Venla Helenius
Venla Helenius is a Helsinki based visual- and performance artist, and an art educator.
She is also an art-duo-partner and a friend of mine.
Saara Hannus
https://saarahannuslove.tumblr.com/
Saara Hannus is a non-independent curator, an artist and a queer-feminist.
I love Saara Hannus.
Satu Kankkonen
Satu Kankkonen is a sound designer and a musician, and one of my favourite people.
Saara Hannula
Gesa Piper
Gesa Piper is a German dance-artist and -pedagogue who has worked in many different European countries and the US (New York) in the fields of dance-, interdisciplinary – and performance art. She is based in Helsinki since 2011 where she graduated from the Theater Academy with a Master degree in 2014. She had finished her Bachelor studies in 2008 at the Dance Academy ArtEZ in the Netherlands. Her interests lie within the field of the multiplicity of the human existence in its social and environmental context and her artistic work seeks to investigate those through means of physical expression and embodied inquiry.
Shelley Etkin
Kid Kokko
Kid Kokko is a queer-feminist, performance artist, actor and a friend of mine.
Milka Luhtaniemi
nynnyt
Tommi Vasko
Tommi designed this website!
Jyri Ala-Ruona
Christiana Bissett
Ida-Elisabeth S. Larsen
Harriet Rabe
Carmen C. Wong
Carmen C. Wong is a curiously hungry nomad and performance-maker whose current research explores affective ecologies and sites of belonging within places of food-making, everyday cooking choreographies, and food micro-ethnographies. Her work is usually expressed through participatory performances by, with and around food, its makers, and its eaters. She is interested in investigating through her pedagogy and dialogical practice, the slippery concept of food authenticity vis-a-vis migration, and embodied attentiveness to sensory experiences in the everyday as social practice.
Tereza Silon
Satu Sipilä
Satu Sipilä is a Helsinki-based art educator, a feminist and a friend of mine.