The House of Finland Returns for Exclusive Pop Up & Series of Events

As fashion week was winding down, we were lucky enough to be invited to the House of Finland to help celebrate Finnish art, design, innovation, and 100 years of independence.

The exhibition, organized by The Finnish American Chamber of Commerce and Finnish Tech, Design and Art, a non-profit organization that promotes Finnish creativity in all of its forms in the US, kicked off with a cocktail party celebrating Finland’s 100th birthday.  Music was provided by DJ Ronny Rex and pop musician GEA, who gave an ethereal performance that ended with her walking through the crowd while still singing!  We spoke with her after the show, and she let us know what inspired her: the magical weather and climate of Finland of course!  We enjoyed Koskenkorva drinks and hor d’oeuvres from Finlandia Cheese as we checked out the media and visual art displays by Oases from HEL, award-winning interior designer, Susanna Sivonen, and bold scanographer, Kira Leskinen. 

“This will be FTDA’s fifth creative venture in NYC where you will be able to see a dynamic display that represents the best of Finnish talent. The centenary celebration is open to everyone interested in Finland, our culture, innovation, art, way of life and people. It is an honor to be able to showcase the rich ideals of Finland in time for our 100th year of independence,” said Laura Avonius, Finnish Tech, Design and Art.

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