Sanna Horvath
nee, Kumpulainen
born 1986, Helsinki, Finland
lives and works in Turku, Finland
contact
sanna.m.horvath@gmail.com
studies
2010-2016 Finnish Academy of Fine Arts
2007-2010 Pekka Halonen Academy
2002-2005 Helsinki Upper Secondary School of Visual Arts
exhibitions
2021 ‘Constantly moving / Going nowhere’, Galleria Joella, Turku, Finland
2019 ‘The Amulet’ Sanna Horvath, Galleria Paperihuone, Hämeenlinna, Finland
2019 ‘Behind the corner is a forest’ site specific group exhibition at a nature reserve in Renko, Finland
2019 Finnish woodcut associations group exhibition, Riihimäki art museum, Riihimäki, Finland
2019 ‘Printti VI’ nationwide miniprint exhibition of Nokia art association, Nokia art house, Finland
2018 ‘Etäyhteys – Remote access’ Iida Valkonen & Sanna Horvath, B-Gallery, Turku, Finland
2016 ‘Printti IV’ nationwide miniprint exhibition of Nokia artist association, Nokia art house, Finland
2016 ‘ The Beginning & Revisiting unknown places’ Maria Pääkkönen & Sanna Kumpulainen, Ratamo gallery, Jyväskylä
2015 ‘ A Charming bouquet of neuroses / Hurmaava kimppu neurooseja’, Joel Slotte & Sanna Kumpulainen, Myymälä2, Helsinki
2015 ‘Raum zehn drei’ group exhibition, Nürnberg,
2015 ‘Läheltä ja kaukaa’ Finnish woodcut artists society, Lume- gallery, Helsinki
2015 ‘Kuvan Kevät- Finnish Academy of Fine Arts final exhibition, Exhibition laboratory, Helsinki
2015 ‘I didn’t want to reveal too much’ Inma Herrera & Sanna Kumpulainen, Ikkuna-gallery, Vantaa art museum
2014 ‘Everything you can think of is true’ group exhibition, Fotografins Hus, Stockholm
2014 ‘Art of Basware’ Musiikkitalo, Helsinki
2014 ‘Kunstift am Tiergarten’ group exhibition, Kunstkontor, Nuremberg,
2013 ‘Call and response’ group exhibition, Kaiku-Gallery, Helsinki
2012 ‘Emerging Nordic Printmaking’ group exhibition, T-Gallery, Bratislava
2012 ‘Bachelors of the Universe’ group exhibition, FAFA-Gallery, Helsinki
2010 ‘Reittejä ja Virtauksia’, Jade Gallery, Helsinki
2010 ‘Paljas’ Pekka Halonen Akademy final exhibition, Kaapelitehdas, Helsinki
residencies
2020 Aboa Vetus & Ars Nova, Finland
2015 Utö, Finland
2014 Berlin, Germany
2013 Utö, Finland
2012 Berlin, Germany
2011 Utö, Finland
workshops, study trips
Nida – Lithuania, Nuremberg – Germany, Dundee -Scotland, Wien – Austria, Bharatpur – India, Oslo – Norway
awards/grants
2021 Kansan Sivistysrahasto: working grant
2020 Arts Promotion Centre Finland: Corona grant
2019 Finnish Cultural Foundation: Häme regional fund
2018 Arts promotion Center Finland: project grant for exhibition ‘Remote access’ together with Iida Valkonen
2017 Finnish Art Society: young artist grant
2016 Finnish Cultural Foundation: Uusimaa regional fund
works in collections:
Finnish Academy of Fine arts
memberships
Finnish woodcut artists society
The association of finnish printmakers
Yö Ry
