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The Kortteli Club (Vapaudenkatu 48-50) community centre in the city centre and the Piippuranta Club (Paperitehtaankatu 1) community centre in Kangas are open meeting places for people of all ages.
The Project Babel will be exhibited in Galleria Ratamo in Jyväskylä, Finland. The opening will be in the 13th of Dec at 5pm-7pm. In the exhibition, information of all the participating studios will be presented as well.
Team Babel launched in autumn 2022 "Project Babel", a collaborative project inviting international printmakers and print studios.
Our previous residency artists were
Sat 17.2. 11–14 Soft ground
Maria Pihl
application
Sat 24.2. 11–15 Dry point
Kaisa Koljonen
application
Sat 9.3. 11–14 Woodcut
Maria Pihl
application
Who can work
The facilities can be rented by professionals as well as skilled amateurs, either by the year or for shorter periods. It is required of all renters that they are well acquainted with the techniques they apply.
Fees
The fee includes everything except plates, papers and special materials.
The print workshop has space and equipments for intaglio, relief and planographic printmaking and silk screen.
The facilities can be rented by professionals as well as skilled amateurs, either by the year or for shorter periods. It is required of all renters that they are well acquainted with the techniques they apply.
"The Career Club helps you gain confidence, think outside the box, and get comfortable with new levels of tools, processes, and approaches."
(a Career Club participant)
Career Club Jyväskylä is an intensive 8-week programme for highly educated international job seekers. Via group meetings and home assignments, you will develop knowledge, skills, and networks for advancing your career and achieving concrete career goals.
Youth services are responsible for regional youth work and youth centres, youth information and counselling, cultural youth work, school youth work, youth participation education, digital youth work, and media activities. The Youth Arts Workshop offers work experience, activities, and guidance for young people who are without work or education. Art and creative methods are part of the Youth Art Workshop's coaching.
In Jyväskylä, all pre-schoolers get to acquaint themselves with foreign languages by means of ‘language showering’. In the pre-schooling curriculum, it is specified that the child is allowed in pre-schooling to obtain familiarity with the city’s A1 languages, which are English, German, French and Russian, via language showering. This way children become acquainted with foreign languages before choosing the first foreign language – the A1 language – which is selected in the first class. The A1 language is chosen for the first class in connection with registration.
The Kuntsi collection is one of Finland’s most significant art collections, many beloved classics by important contemporary Finnish artists are preserved in their protection. In honor of the Kuntsi Foundation’s 50th anniversary part of their art collection is presented in Jyväskylä, the city where founder, consul Simo Kuntsi (1913–1984) was born.
Head of museum services November 6th 2023 - March 31st 2024
Jyväskylä Museum Services
tel. 050 431 9379
taina.rantala[at]jyvaskyla.fi
communications specialist
tel. +358 50 413 9051
sari.k.koskinen [at] jyvaskyla.fi
Jyväskylä Art Museum organises workshops and programmes for different types of groups and work communities for recreational and other purposes.
In the museum’s open workshop you can use handicraft tools from saws to scissors, sewing machines to planing benches, and materials varying according to the theme or season, from wood to paper, from wool to copper wire. You can take your handiwork home with you.
Jyväskylä's museums offer fascinating experiences for the whole family! In addition to exhibitions and events, the museums are a great place to celebrate birthdays, take part in workshops, try out image navigation or baby colour baths.
A changing table and a potty are available.
The Museum of Central Finland operates as part of the Aalto2 Museum Centre.
Alvar Aallon katu 7, Jyväskylä
tel. 050 360 8020
ksmuseo.info [at] jyvaskyla.fi
Opening hours Tue–Sun 10–18 (May–August), 11–18 (September–April)
https://www.jyvaskyla.fi/en/museum-central-finland
In addition to permanent and temporary exhibitions, museums organize various events, guided tours and activities, such as lectures and seminars, work demonstrations, artist meetings and concerts.
