
The Kiasma Museum of Modern Art, along with the Ateneum Art Museum and the Sinebrychoff Art Museum, belong to the National Art Museum. Kansallisgallieria is the largest art museum organization in Finland, and its operation is governed by the Kansallisgallieria Act.
Kiasma organizes exhibitions, performances, and events. Kiasma's public works allow everyone to have access to contemporary art. Our services range from baby coloring games to adult art workshops, tour guides, and events. Multi functional school software brings contemporary art into school work.
The museum has a dedicated Kiasma library for studying contemporary art and a Kiasma theater showcasing contemporary art scenes. Kiasma has its own free and open friend club, Kiasma Club, where you can join to receive discounts and promotions on Kiasma services.
Kiasma not only showcases contemporary art, but also collects and stores contemporary art. The works acquired by Kiasma are part of the collection of the National Gallery and therefore an important component of Finland's cultural heritage. At present, the contemporary art collection of the National Art Museum includes 8800 contemporary art works.