Organised for the 18th time this year, Konstrundan brings together 480 artists, craftspeople, designers and artist residencies from across the country. During 6-7 September 2025, the participants will open their studios and workshops to the public, providing a unique opportunity to meet artists and gain an insight into their work.
This year's participants include both well-known names and exciting new actors in various art forms. A first list of participants is now available here (pdf). The full presentations will be published in May.
Sara Östman is an illustrator, graphic designer and new resident of Helsinki, originally from Nykarleby.
This year's illustration is created with a mix of digital drawing and oil crayon drawing. The motif is a pattern of partially abstract color fields that resemble doors or shutters ajar, as well as a checkerboard pattern - which can be likened to a route in a board game.
For one weekend in September, professional artists, craftspeople and designers will open the doors of their studios and workshops to the public. The central aim is to create encounters between creative practitioners and visitors.
Organised annually since 2008, Konstrunda attracts around 400 participants and 30,000 visitors each year. This year, Konstrunda will take place on the first weekend of September, 7-8 September.
On the site participants, you will find everything you need to know ahead of the event: what Konstrundan offers you, what is expected of you, and which key dates to keep in mind.
Art Friday has been encouraging children to create since 2012 and offers an annual, free art task for primary school children to create their own work at home or at school.
This year's task uses clay and draws inspiration from nature!
We have collected the answers to the most frequently asked questions! Find out about the application process, the organisation of the event and how to visit the open studios.
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