Welcome to enjoy art by Kika Wikman in the upper foajé at Ritz! Exhibition will open on The Night of the Arts and be on display until the end of September. Open during events and per agreement.
Kika Wikman’s exhibition consists of woodcuts and acrylic paintings, that she have worked on simultaneously since 2018. Carving in wood and painting with acrylic are two very different ways of making a picture. Similarities in the approaches are a rhythmic and repetitive working.
“In woodcuts I carve out the picture and the final result can only be seen in the final impression, while in painting I add color and the picture is more spontaneous. In the exhibition I connect the carving and painting through color and line. My paintings are acrylic paint on wood or canvas and my woodcuts are printed with oil paint on different papers. The themes in the works vary, the woodcuts are usually born from an idea, a symbol or completely everyday things, which I transfer to the wood, carve and then print on paper. In my paintings it is the color that glows in abundance and the works can be interpreted as more abstract. Through painting I seek harmony and the final image is born through that.”
Welcome to enjoy art by Kika Wikman in the upper foajé at Ritz! Exhibition will open on The Night of the Arts and be on display until the end of September. Open during events and per agreement.
Kika Wikman’s exhibition consists of woodcuts and acrylic paintings, that she have worked on simultaneously since 2018. Carving in wood and painting with acrylic are two very different ways of making a picture. Similarities in the approaches are a rhythmic and repetitive working.
“In woodcuts I carve out the picture and the final result can only be seen in the final impression, while in painting I add color and the picture is more spontaneous. In the exhibition I connect the carving and painting through color and line. My paintings are acrylic paint on wood or canvas and my woodcuts are printed with oil paint on different papers. The themes in the works vary, the woodcuts are usually born from an idea, a symbol or completely everyday things, which I transfer to the wood, carve and then print on paper. In my paintings it is the color that glows in abundance and the works can be interpreted as more abstract. Through painting I seek harmony and the final image is born through that.”
Welcome to enjoy art by Kika Wikman in the upper foajé at Ritz! Exhibition will open on The Night of the Arts and be on display until the end of September. Open during events and per agreement.
Kika Wikman’s exhibition consists of woodcuts and acrylic paintings, that she have worked on simultaneously since 2018. Carving in wood and painting with acrylic are two very different ways of making a picture. Similarities in the approaches are a rhythmic and repetitive working.
“In woodcuts I carve out the picture and the final result can only be seen in the final impression, while in painting I add color and the picture is more spontaneous. In the exhibition I connect the carving and painting through color and line. My paintings are acrylic paint on wood or canvas and my woodcuts are printed with oil paint on different papers. The themes in the works vary, the woodcuts are usually born from an idea, a symbol or completely everyday things, which I transfer to the wood, carve and then print on paper. In my paintings it is the color that glows in abundance and the works can be interpreted as more abstract. Through painting I seek harmony and the final image is born through that.”
Welcome to enjoy art by Kika Wikman in the upper foajé at Ritz! Exhibition will open on The Night of the Arts and be on display until the end of September. Open during events and per agreement.
Kika Wikman’s exhibition consists of woodcuts and acrylic paintings, that she have worked on simultaneously since 2018. Carving in wood and painting with acrylic are two very different ways of making a picture. Similarities in the approaches are a rhythmic and repetitive working.
“In woodcuts I carve out the picture and the final result can only be seen in the final impression, while in painting I add color and the picture is more spontaneous. In the exhibition I connect the carving and painting through color and line. My paintings are acrylic paint on wood or canvas and my woodcuts are printed with oil paint on different papers. The themes in the works vary, the woodcuts are usually born from an idea, a symbol or completely everyday things, which I transfer to the wood, carve and then print on paper. In my paintings it is the color that glows in abundance and the works can be interpreted as more abstract. Through painting I seek harmony and the final image is born through that.”
Welcome to enjoy art by Kika Wikman in the upper foajé at Ritz! Exhibition will open on The Night of the Arts and be on display until the end of September. Open during events and per agreement.
Kika Wikman’s exhibition consists of woodcuts and acrylic paintings, that she have worked on simultaneously since 2018. Carving in wood and painting with acrylic are two very different ways of making a picture. Similarities in the approaches are a rhythmic and repetitive working.
“In woodcuts I carve out the picture and the final result can only be seen in the final impression, while in painting I add color and the picture is more spontaneous. In the exhibition I connect the carving and painting through color and line. My paintings are acrylic paint on wood or canvas and my woodcuts are printed with oil paint on different papers. The themes in the works vary, the woodcuts are usually born from an idea, a symbol or completely everyday things, which I transfer to the wood, carve and then print on paper. In my paintings it is the color that glows in abundance and the works can be interpreted as more abstract. Through painting I seek harmony and the final image is born through that.”
Welcome to enjoy art by Kika Wikman in the upper foajé at Ritz! Exhibition will open on The Night of the Arts and be on display until the end of September. Open during events and per agreement.
Kika Wikman’s exhibition consists of woodcuts and acrylic paintings, that she have worked on simultaneously since 2018. Carving in wood and painting with acrylic are two very different ways of making a picture. Similarities in the approaches are a rhythmic and repetitive working.
“In woodcuts I carve out the picture and the final result can only be seen in the final impression, while in painting I add color and the picture is more spontaneous. In the exhibition I connect the carving and painting through color and line. My paintings are acrylic paint on wood or canvas and my woodcuts are printed with oil paint on different papers. The themes in the works vary, the woodcuts are usually born from an idea, a symbol or completely everyday things, which I transfer to the wood, carve and then print on paper. In my paintings it is the color that glows in abundance and the works can be interpreted as more abstract. Through painting I seek harmony and the final image is born through that.”
Welcome to enjoy art by Kika Wikman in the upper foajé at Ritz! Exhibition will open on The Night of the Arts and be on display until the end of September. Open during events and per agreement.
Kika Wikman’s exhibition consists of woodcuts and acrylic paintings, that she have worked on simultaneously since 2018. Carving in wood and painting with acrylic are two very different ways of making a picture. Similarities in the approaches are a rhythmic and repetitive working.
“In woodcuts I carve out the picture and the final result can only be seen in the final impression, while in painting I add color and the picture is more spontaneous. In the exhibition I connect the carving and painting through color and line. My paintings are acrylic paint on wood or canvas and my woodcuts are printed with oil paint on different papers. The themes in the works vary, the woodcuts are usually born from an idea, a symbol or completely everyday things, which I transfer to the wood, carve and then print on paper. In my paintings it is the color that glows in abundance and the works can be interpreted as more abstract. Through painting I seek harmony and the final image is born through that.”
Welcome to enjoy art by Kika Wikman in the upper foajé at Ritz! Exhibition will open on The Night of the Arts and be on display until the end of September. Open during events and per agreement.
Kika Wikman’s exhibition consists of woodcuts and acrylic paintings, that she have worked on simultaneously since 2018. Carving in wood and painting with acrylic are two very different ways of making a picture. Similarities in the approaches are a rhythmic and repetitive working.
“In woodcuts I carve out the picture and the final result can only be seen in the final impression, while in painting I add color and the picture is more spontaneous. In the exhibition I connect the carving and painting through color and line. My paintings are acrylic paint on wood or canvas and my woodcuts are printed with oil paint on different papers. The themes in the works vary, the woodcuts are usually born from an idea, a symbol or completely everyday things, which I transfer to the wood, carve and then print on paper. In my paintings it is the color that glows in abundance and the works can be interpreted as more abstract. Through painting I seek harmony and the final image is born through that.”
Welcome to enjoy art by Kika Wikman in the upper foajé at Ritz! Exhibition will open on The Night of the Arts and be on display until the end of September. Open during events and per agreement.
Kika Wikman’s exhibition consists of woodcuts and acrylic paintings, that she have worked on simultaneously since 2018. Carving in wood and painting with acrylic are two very different ways of making a picture. Similarities in the approaches are a rhythmic and repetitive working.
“In woodcuts I carve out the picture and the final result can only be seen in the final impression, while in painting I add color and the picture is more spontaneous. In the exhibition I connect the carving and painting through color and line. My paintings are acrylic paint on wood or canvas and my woodcuts are printed with oil paint on different papers. The themes in the works vary, the woodcuts are usually born from an idea, a symbol or completely everyday things, which I transfer to the wood, carve and then print on paper. In my paintings it is the color that glows in abundance and the works can be interpreted as more abstract. Through painting I seek harmony and the final image is born through that.”
GENERAL INFORMATION
Ritz opens approximately one hour before the event, (during cinema evenings about 20 minutes before the first movie).
If there are remaining tickets they will be sold by the ticket sales in the stairs. Payment with card or cash. Discount coupons or cards (Tyky, Edenred, Smartum) are not accepted at Ritz. They do however work at pre-sales at Netticket.fi or Studio Ticket in Rewell Center.
There is a stair lift from the ground floor, where the toilet is available, to the café and auditorium on the second floor. For customers with hearing aids, there is a hearing loop on rows D to G.
Read more about accessibility, and get acquainted with the premises via the virtual tour:
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Apart from small cafe events we have wardrobe service and charge 2€ per jacket. Card payment is possible.
Our stylish bar is also open before and after the event. It is possible to pre-order drinks in the café for events with an intermission. At sold out events, the balcony bar is open during the performance. There are a few seats at the balcony bar. Unfortunately, drinks can not be taken to the allotted seating.
If you have any questions regarding the ticket, contact the ticket seller. If you have any questions about the venue or the cafe service, please contact us. The event organizer (listed last in the event text), not Ritz or the association Skafferiet, is responsible for the event.