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Riikka Anttonen's Vertere at Sinne Helsinki Reimagines the Spinning Top

exhibition · 2026-09-15

The solo exhibition Vertere by Riikka Anttonen is on display at Sinne in Helsinki from September 4 to October 18, 2026, under the curation of Markus Åström. This exhibit showcases five sculptures, all positioned in a state of leaning or mid-fall, without any on pedestals. Anttonen reinterprets a spinning top as a human-sized exploration of balance. Featured pieces include Fluunt, Vertitur, Migrare, Formatur, and Novantur, drawing inspiration from Ovid's Metamorphoses and the marble culture of ancient Rome. Born in 1982, Anttonen is a sculptor based in Helsinki, holding MFAs from the Academy of Fine Arts Helsinki (2023) and Aalto University (2012). She was awarded a Paulo Foundation artist's grant in 2025. Gallery hours are Tuesday to Sunday, from 12 to 17.

Key facts

  • Riikka Anttonen's solo exhibition Vertere is on view at Sinne in Helsinki from 4 September to 18 October 2026.
  • The exhibition is curated by Markus Åström, who also wrote the accompanying text.
  • Five sculptures are displayed directly on the grey floor without plinths, none of them spinning.
  • The works are made from marble, grout, painted wood and MDF.
  • Fluunt splits its disc into two marble mosaic profiles, one warm cream and one cool grey, meeting where the painted wooden axis pierces the surface.
  • Sinne is located at Iso Roobertinkatu 16, 00120 Helsinki, and is one of two spaces run by the Pro Artibus Foundation.
  • Anttonen holds an MFA from the Academy of Fine Arts Helsinki (2023) and an MFA from Aalto University's School of Arts, Design and Architecture (2012).
  • She received a Paulo Foundation artist's grant in 2025 and is currently in a group exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma.

Entities

Artists

  • Riikka Anttonen
  • Markus Åström
  • Ahmed Alalousi
  • Dimitris Gketsis
  • Shirley Fu

Institutions

  • Sinne
  • Pro Artibus Foundation
  • Gallery Elverket
  • Academy of Fine Arts Helsinki
  • Aalto University School of Arts, Design and Architecture
  • Galería Yusto/Giner
  • Bærum Kunsthall
  • Kunsthalle Helsinki
  • Kai Art Center
  • Forum Box
  • Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma
  • Paulo Foundation
  • Catapult Platform
  • Umrian Gallery

Locations

  • Helsinki
  • Finland
  • Iso Roobertinkatu 16
  • Ekenäs
  • Marbella
  • Spain
  • Fornebu
  • Norway
  • Tallinn
  • Estonia
  • Bratislava
  • Slovakia
  • London
  • United Kingdom
  • Rome
  • Italy

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