Ulla Jokisalo – Imaginations of Freedom Ulla Jokisalo’s (b. 1955) exhibition Imaginations of Freedom is an exploration of the ways the artist has exercised her freedom. As a foundation for the show, Jokisalo selected from the HAM Collection six of her works completed between 1983 and 2001. Start date10.08.2018End date27.01.2019 Ulla Jokisalo: The Experience of Absurdity, 2018 (From the collection Flâneurs forever, 2018-) This is not a retrospective exhibition, however, but a new kind of artistic configuration based on a dialogue between older collection works and recent ones produced specifically for this show. The exhibition includes about 60 works completed in 2018. Installation view. Photo: HAM/Maija Toivanen “Although there have been many changes in my style over the decades, I still build my exhibitions conceptually and on the basis of literary inspiration. My goal artistically is to make every one of my exhibitions a narratively coherent and unified whole,” says Ulla Jokisalo. Installation view. Photo: HAM/Maija Toivanen Because Jokisalo’s art is typically based on narrativity, each segment of the show is an independent story with its own heading. The titles of individual works also explore the theme of the show, which in the works is expressed in the form of paradoxes, a characteristic feature of Jokisalo’s art. Refusing to confine herself to any one genre, Jokisalo uses a range of different media in her work. Current exhibitions Bambi Forever! 08.03.2024 – 26.10.2025 Free 90 25.04.2025 – 04.01.2026 Tove Jansson: Frescoes and Hobgoblin’s Hat 25.04.2025 – 04.01.2026 Helsinki Biennial 2025 08.06.2025 – 21.09.2025 Liisa-Irmelen Liwata: Romantic thought 12.07.2025 – 07.09.2025 Protected: Emma Luukkala: Night Wash 20.09.2025 – 09.11.2025 Ars Fennica 2025 24.10.2025 – 29.03.2026 Marguerite Humeau: Torches 21.11.2025 – 15.03.2026