The government celebrates Finland with public artwork
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In 2025, the activities of the cultural centre Hanaholmen, which is intended to promote cooperation with Sweden and Finland, are celebrating 50 years. The government has decided to present a gift to Finland in the form of a permanent building-related artwork to be placed on Hanaholmen. The Public Art Agency has been commissioned to produce the artwork, which will be completed and formally presented in the second half of 2025.
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Anna Uddenberg “Free Fall” (2017). In 2017, Finland celebrated its 100th anniversary, and the Public Art Agency produced the gift then as well – an artwork by the artist Anna Uddenberg that was placed in the water at Hanaholmen. Photo: Jakke Nikkarinen.
Picture: Jakke Nikkarinen
Image 1 of 1. Anna Uddenberg “Free Fall” (2017). In 2017, Finland celebrated its 100th anniversary, and the Public Art Agency produced the gift then as well – an artwork by the artist Anna Uddenberg that was placed in the water at Hanaholmen. Photo: Jakke Nikkarinen.
Picture: Jakke Nikkarinen
The preparatory phase of the work to produce a new public building-related artwork is now beginning. In carrying out the commission, Hanaholmen is included in the process, a working method that the Public Art Agency Sweden uses in all projects where public permanent works are produced.
Read more about the process for permanent public art
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