For artists
HAM offers artists the chance to apply for seven-week exhibition periods at HAM Gallery as well as opportunities to participate in various art competitions, many of which involve public art.
© HAM / Maija Toivanen
HAM Tennis Palace is located in the Helsinki city centre right next to Kamppi Shopping Centre. You can easily reach us from anywhere in the Helsinki Metropolitan Area using public transport. Check the Journey Planner for the optimal public transport options.
Contact information
At HAM you can always visit some of our exhibitions free of charge!
The guided tours held on Saturdays are open to all visitors for the price of the admission ticket.
HAM’s ticket counter and entrance are located on the second floor of Tennis Palace, which is accessible using lifts located in the vicinity of all the exits. On the Eteläinen rautatienkatu end there is an escalator leading directly to the museum ticket counter. The exhibition facilities are located on two floors. Lift access to the upper exhibition floor (3rd floor) is locate in the inner lobby of the museum.
HAM offers affordable guided tours for comprehensive school, upper secondary school and vocational school pupils. We recommend reserving guided tours at least two weeks in advance.
© HAM / Maija Toivanen
HAM offers artists the chance to apply for seven-week exhibition periods at HAM Gallery as well as opportunities to participate in various art competitions, many of which involve public art.
HAM conducts several public art projects in Helsinki every year. We are now exploring new ways to produce public art.
HAM received more than 80 applications for the community art project in Jakomäki. We are very happy about the interest and wish to thank all the applicants already at this stage. Invitations to the interviews will be sent out in April 2017.
HAM Gallery is a HAM exhibition space focusing on showcasing topical and new contemporary art. The next application period starts in January 2018.
Competition to bring public art to Central Pasila in Helsinki. The purpose of the competition was to find several permanent and site-specific public artworks for the pedestrian area of a bridge that will connect East and West Pasila.
Artists who have participated in the art competition are welcome to pick up their proposal at Laituri on Tuesday 2 May at 10 am – 7 pm and Wednesday 3 May at 10 am – 7 pm.
The competition aimed to seek proposals for works of art to be placed in Sompasaari in Kalasatama.
Helsinki Art Museum is independently in charge of inviting its artists and curators, but also encourages the public to send proposals for exhibitions via e-mail at hamproposals@hel.fi. We ask to submit your proposal with a one-page written description and a maximum of six images (jpeg, 300 dpi, max 1 MB).
