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FNG Research – the open-access web magazine of the Finnish National Gallery
FNG Research – the open-access web magazine of the Finnish National Gallery

FNG Research is a scholarly, art-historical online publication. The journal is published in English by the Finnish National Gallery three times each year. The Finnish National Gallery comprises three museums: the Ateneum Art Museum, the Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma and the Sinebrychoff Art Museum. The Finnish National Gallery Collection includes more than 43,000 works of art, as well as artefacts and an art-historical research archive.

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No. 2 (2026): FNG Research 2/2026

Contents:   

KIRSI ESKELINEN: Editorial: New Approaches to Research and Curatorial Practices 

MARI TOSSAVAINEN: From Plaster and Marble to Lost-wax Bronze: The Materiality of Sculpture from the

MARJA SAKARI: Diaries as a Primary Source for Understanding Lauri Anttila's World Helsinki Exhibition of 1876 to Early 20th-century Finland 

SAARA HACKLIN: Thoughts on Disintegrating Artwork – Artistic Research, Museum Work, and the Categories of Art  

GILL CRABBE: A Night to Remember

PIIA OKSANEN: Light Weight, A Baroque Way of Curating – Edith Karlson’s Sculptures in Exhibition 

GILL CRABBE: Sámi Art Speaks Out at Kiasma 

ANNA LUHTALA: The Finnish Art Society’s 180th Anniversary Symposium ‘Constructed Nationality: Transitions and Forces of Change in Visual Arts’ – The History of the Finnish Art Field 

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