18.5. - 9.6.2018 / 18 May to 9 June 2018
Dipoli, Käpyaula / Käpy Lobby, Otaniemi
Hi Aalto People!
Sustainability Hub is composing an exhibition on Aalto University’s sustainable development and circular economy research, teaching and art projects. Do you or your team have artworks, visual presentations, research project presentations, research materials, demos or other form of research results on the subject?
Please, send us a short visual-written presentation of your project by 14 February 2018, or come to us to present your project on 13 February 2018 at 10.30 -12.30 in Undergraduate Centre, Otakaari 1, Y115. Also suggest in your presentation how to show your project in the exhibition. Submit your project presentation by e-mail titled as MAYDAY MAYDAY/EXHIBITION to the address sustainabilityday2018@aalto.fi
Sustainability Hub curates the project proposals together with Dr. Riikka Mäkikoskela (visual artist) and Dr. Taneli Tuovinen (Lecturer, Department of Art, Aalto ARTS) and assembles Sustainability Revolutions exhibition from 18 May to 9 June 2018 in Dipoli, Otaniemi Campus. The exhibition will be opened as part of Aalto Sustainability Day conference on Friday 18 May. More info: Riikka Mäkikoskela (makikoskela@gmail.com / 045-1313562) ja Annukka Jyrämä (annukka.jyrama@aalto.fi / 050-3732238)
Exhibition selections will be announced to applicants by end of February (28 Feb).
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