Pikigalleria (“piki” = “wood pitch” in Finnish) is an art gallery run by the culture association Kulttuurikiihdyttämö. The gallery is located in idyllic Pikisaari island near downtown Oulu.
The gallery provides a center for the local art community and promotes the accessibility and significance of art and culture in Oulu.
Its goal is to offer a space where artists can express themselves boldly and creatively, while giving the visitor an inspiring art experience.
Admission to the exhibitions is free.
Pikisaarentie 15 B1, 2. kerros
90100 Oulu
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pikigalleria@kulttuurikiihdyttamo.fi
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Opening hours
Tue-Fri 12-18, Sat 10-16, Sun-Mon closed
Accessibility of Pikigalleria and Kutomo: The Kutomo building is not fully accessible due to features such as thresholds, but wheelchair access is possible and there is a lift. Pikigalleria is located on the second floor and offers plenty of space for wheelchair users to move around. Exhibitions are designed to be as accessible as possible, and seating is also available. An accessible toilet is located on the basement floor.
Pikigalleria presents the visual arts of Jouni "Jonne" Kesti (1946-2015), a multi-artist from Oulu. Kesti's career began as a drummer in Tuira as a teenager. He made his debut as a visual artist in...
