Featured Events in Helsinki in November, 2024 (February Updated)

The Finnish Dental Convention and Exhibition is Finland's largest dental training event and exhibition The Finnish Dental Convention and Exhibition is Finland's largest dental training event and exhibition. It is targeted at dentists, dental surgeons, dental hygienists, dental technicians, and dental practitioners. The event is an excellent arena to learn about new products, tie relations, look for information and make purchases. Information Source: Messukeskus Helsinki | expotobi

Ladies and gentlemen, mark your calendars! Operative Days 2024 is gearing up to be the most significant event of the year for industry professionals. Held in the vibrant city of Helsinki, this highly-anticipated exhibition is set to take place at the renowned Messukeskus, Uusimaa, Finland. From November 13th to 15th, the venue will become a hub for experts to showcase their latest innovations, share insights, and forge valuable partnerships. " With state-of-the-art facilities, the venue is the perfect setting for Operative Days 2024, where attendees can expect an array of interactive workshops, thought-provoking seminars, and networking opportunities. This event promises to be a game-changer for those looking to stay ahead of the curve in the ever-evolving operative field. Don't let this chance slip through your fingers; be a part of an event that's shaping the future. Helsinki is waiting to welcome the brightest minds to usher in a new era of innovation. " Operative Days 2024 is not just an event; it's a milestone in the industry calendar. It's where theory meets practice, and ideas turn into action. The countdown has begun for what's undoubtedly going to be a groundbreaking event, and the anticipation is building. As Helsinki prepares to host this prestigious event, attendees can look forward to an experience that will leave a lasting impression well beyond 2024. Join the avant-garde; the operative world awaits at Messukeskus, Uusimaa, Finland.

Pharmacy Days 2024 is the premier annual training event in the pharmaceutical industry, offering a unique opportunity for professionals to enhance their knowledge and skills. Held in Helsinki at the renowned Messukeskus (Helsinki Exhibition and Convention Centre), the event will take place from November 15 to November 16, 2024. Attendees can expect a comprehensive program featuring expert speakers, workshops, and networking opportunities, making it a must-attend event for anyone in the pharmacy sector. Join industry leaders and peers at Pharmacy Days 2024 to stay ahead of the curve in this dynamic field.

Slush Conference will bring together the leading actors of the global tech scene to Helsinki for something very special Slush Conference will bring together the leading actors of the global tech scene to Helsinki for something very special. Information Source: Startup Sauna Oy | expotobi

WORKTECH Helsinki is the conference for all involved in the future of work and the workplace as well as real estate, technology, and innovation WORKTECH Helsinki is the conference for all involved in the future of work and the workplace as well as real estate, technology, and innovation.  Information Source: Unwired Ventures | expotobi

Sijoitus Invest is an investment event for both active investors and investment professionals as well as for beginners Sijoitus Invest is an investment event for both active investors and investment professionals as well as for beginners. The event provides comprehensive and concise information on current investment offerings. The event will be attended by active retail investors as well as novice investors. Information Source: Messukeskus Helsinki | expotobi

I Love Me bring together the hair and makeup styles of the coming season, the hottest trends in fashion, the latest winds of jewelry and watch I Love Me bring together the hair and makeup styles of the coming season, the hottest trends in fashion, the latest winds of jewelry and watch, and the latest beauty and health care products and services. Information Source: Messukeskus Helsinki | expotobi

Studia fair will provide vital information on suitable programs and institution of higher learning to further their education Studia fair will provide vital information on suitable programs and institution of higher learning to further their education. Information Source: Messukeskus Helsinki | expotobi

Attention all savvy investors and financial enthusiasts! Mark the calendars for the much-anticipated Investor Fair 2024, set to take place in the stunning city of Helsinki. This premier event will be held at the prestigious Helsinki, Uusimaa, Finland venue from November 28 to 29, 2024. " "Investor Fair 2024 promises to be a cutting-edge gathering, offering unparalleled opportunities for networking, education, and investment discovery. The fair will host a myriad of experts from various financial sectors, ready to share their knowledge and insights on emerging market trends. It's a golden opportunity to rub elbows with the who's who of the investment world and potentially secure lucrative deals. " "With a jam-packed itinerary, attendees can expect interactive workshops, keynote speeches from industry leaders, and exhibitions showcasing the latest financial tools and services. Helsinki's charm provides the perfect backdrop for an event that's all set to shape the future of investing. Don't miss out on the chance to be part of this game-changing event! Remember, Investor Fair 2024 is not just an event – it's a stepping stone to financial success.

Kristo Saarikoski (b. 1992) graduated from the Free Art School in Helsinki in 2024. He has had several solo and group exhibitions in Finland. His work is held in the HUS Collection, the Pentti Sären Collection and the Finnish Artists' Association Collection. The artist lives and works in Helsinki.

A compositional scheme structured around an off-center circle is the uniting feature of the paintings in Hannu Väisänen’s latest exhibition. The artist describes his new works using the term tondo, which refers to a circular painting or relief. Tondi was popular, especially in high Renaissance painting, but Väisänen draws his inspiration from a very different source. Circular compositions have grown familiar to him through his many years of painting and decorating plates and bowls. He finds the round form inspiring, especially as plates are not intended to be viewed from any specific direction: they are always viewed in the round. In this new series of paintings, Väisänen rotated each piece several times during the painting process to decide which would be top and bottom. Although each tondo is sketched many times on paper before being transferred to canvas, Väisänen consciously avoids creating perfect circles drawn with a compass.

Raili Tang has been painting the seasons and incorporating organic references in her compositions for many years. Although figurative expression holds secondary relevance for the artist, her paintings convincingly capture a vivid sense of nature’s flux. Her latest paintings depict a variety of flowers – often of a fanciful, fictitious variety, but some are also inspired by real flower species. Floral motifs have a long legacy in art history. Artists have been conveying rich symbolism through flowers for centuries, but for Tang, the thing of paramount importance is the act of painting itself, whether done with a paintbrush, palette knife or even a glove. Tang is a physical painter whose process combines exuberant abandon and sensitive dialogue with the canvas. Sometimes her paintings are completed in one quick session, other times it takes longer for them to find their final form. Her overlapping layers of color interact in complex ways, supporting, challenging, surprising and drawing strength from each other, expressing the full spectrum of human emotions in their chorus of hues.

Kristo Saarikoski (b. 1992) graduated from the Free Art School in Helsinki in 2024. He has had several solo and group exhibitions in Finland. His work is held in the HUS Collection, the Pentti Sären Collection and the Finnish Artists' Association Collection. The artist lives and works in Helsinki.

Raili Tang has been painting the seasons and incorporating organic references in her compositions for many years. Although figurative expression holds secondary relevance for the artist, her paintings convincingly capture a vivid sense of nature’s flux. Her latest paintings depict a variety of flowers – often of a fanciful, fictitious variety, but some are also inspired by real flower species. Floral motifs have a long legacy in art history. Artists have been conveying rich symbolism through flowers for centuries, but for Tang, the thing of paramount importance is the act of painting itself, whether done with a paintbrush, palette knife or even a glove. Tang is a physical painter whose process combines exuberant abandon and sensitive dialogue with the canvas. Sometimes her paintings are completed in one quick session, other times it takes longer for them to find their final form. Her overlapping layers of color interact in complex ways, supporting, challenging, surprising and drawing strength from each other, expressing the full spectrum of human emotions in their chorus of hues.

A compositional scheme structured around an off-center circle is the uniting feature of the paintings in Hannu Väisänen’s latest exhibition. The artist describes his new works using the term tondo, which refers to a circular painting or relief. Tondi was popular, especially in high Renaissance painting, but Väisänen draws his inspiration from a very different source. Circular compositions have grown familiar to him through his many years of painting and decorating plates and bowls. He finds the round form inspiring, especially as plates are not intended to be viewed from any specific direction: they are always viewed in the round. In this new series of paintings, Väisänen rotated each piece several times during the painting process to decide which would be top and bottom. Although each tondo is sketched many times on paper before being transferred to canvas, Väisänen consciously avoids creating perfect circles drawn with a compass.

Kristina Riska’s artistic process harnesses both the delicate malleability and the willful nature of clay. The artist describes herself as battling her material, attempting to achieve the impossible, which is why she was unsure until the last minute before the show’s opening how many of her sculptures would survive intact. When working with clay, one must humble oneself before the material – clay insists upon writing its own narrative. Its size and shape are transformed during firing in the kiln, as are the textures and colors imparted by glazes, thus conferring a key role to chance in the birthing process of ceramic art.

A compositional scheme structured around an off-center circle is the uniting feature of the paintings in Hannu Väisänen’s latest exhibition. The artist describes his new works using the term tondo, which refers to a circular painting or relief. Tondi was popular, especially in high Renaissance painting, but Väisänen draws his inspiration from a very different source. Circular compositions have grown familiar to him through his many years of painting and decorating plates and bowls. He finds the round form inspiring, especially as plates are not intended to be viewed from any specific direction: they are always viewed in the round. In this new series of paintings, Väisänen rotated each piece several times during the painting process to decide which would be top and bottom. Although each tondo is sketched many times on paper before being transferred to canvas, Väisänen consciously avoids creating perfect circles drawn with a compass.