The Tampere Art Museum was opened in 1931. It introduces its visitors to the art of Finland in the 19th century. More than 7000 prints, drawings and sculptures by more than 670 artists are on display. The most widely represented are paintings from the first decades of the last century by Tampere artists Carlo Vuori, Gabriel Enberg and others.
The museum is open to the public.
The museum has thematic historical-art exhibitions, the most popular of which is "The Valley of the Moomi-Trolls", dedicated to the books by Tuvve Jansen..
The Tampere Art Museum is known not only for its busy exhibition but also for its publication activities and competition - "Young Artist of the Year".
The Tampere Art Museum offers visitors the opportunity to meet classic and rising stars of the visual arts.
The Tampere Art Museum is known for its rich exhibition and publication activities as well as its Young Artist of the Year competition.
