Ateljé Eivor is a workspace for artists with special needs in the Porvoo Art Factory. Ateljé Eivor started in 2018 with a pilot course for six people and now reaches about 40 people. The artists handprints have been strengthened over the years, and through experimentation, suitable tools and materials have been found for each artist. This allows them to express themselves best, and their own favourite themes and subjects are reflected in their work.
The artists from Ateljé Eivor are as follows: Daniel Ekman, Anna-Stina Helander, Maarit Henriksson, Johanna Itkonen, Anton Johansson, Anne Kinnunen, Sanna Käkelä, Sanni Lampinen, Timppa Lintunen, Kaija Karvonen, Lea Metsola, Eveliina Narkilahti, Piritta Niskanen, Teijo Outila, Anna-Leena Pätsi, Dan Sjöblom, Sakari Söderström, Taija Tiala, Elina Toivonen, Petri Teränen, Kenneth Wallenius and Renja Örn.
The Pop Up Café Yellow monkey and the Little Art Shop
Pop Up Café Yellow monkey is open in Näse Farm during the exhibition opening hours. Yellow monkey is run by the disability services of the Eastern Uusimaa Welfare Area’s Porvoo Employment Unit.
The exhibition will also include a small art shop selling Ateljé Eivor’s products such as postcards, comicbooks and art from the Welfare Area’s disability services.
The exhibition is open
Tues-Fri 10am-5pm
Sat, Sun 12-5pm
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