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21 Feb 2010, Posted by Pan Jianfeng in Guests from China, 0 Comments

snowing again


Hi everybody,

The weather forecast says, that tomorrow will be a very windy and even stormy day especially at the sea in front of Helsinki. In addition we’ll get just more and more snow… Basicly this means, that it will be even more freezy than now on Suomenlinna. If the temperarute is around 15-17 degrees minus and the wind is strong and stormy, the circumstances outside are as if there would be over 30 degrees minus. That’s very cold, so you have to wear a lot of clothes if you need to go out.

In addition the wind blows the snow everywhere, even into the halls. The front doors are a bit cranky and the snow comes in under them. Please check that front doors are properly closed all the time. You can also put a carpet in front of the door so that it blocks open space under the door. Then the snow and wind can’t blow in.

I’ll be away from the island during the weekend and won’t have any access to my email, but in urgent matters please call or text.

Have a good weekend, don’t freeze out!
Hanna-Mari

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Pan Jianfeng Visual Artist, Alt Design Pan Jianfeng
Pan Jianfeng was born into an artistic family in Zhejiang Province of China. He graduated from China Academy of Art with a M.A. degree in 1996. He was awarded a distinction for his second M.A. degree in the University of Central England in Birmingham in 1999. Pan Jianfeng currently works in a variety of media from painting, porcelain, and design to video installations and animation. His work investigates all areas of human concern as a vehicle of conceptual expression. He applies his free wheeling originality to reveal a new kind of an understanding of Chinese daily life, resulting in an artistic output that is full of vigor but yet at the same time whimsical and highly imaginative.

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Marita works currently as a Curator at HIAP, Helsinki International Artists-in-Residence Programme. She worked earlier as a curator for FRAME Finnish Fund for Art Exchange, and was an Editor of FRAMEWORK - Finnish Art Review. She co-curated exhibition THE RAW, THE COOKED AND THE PACKAGED - Archives of Perestroika Art for KIASMA Museum of Contemporary Art. Marita worked as a project coordinator at NIFCA, Nordic Institute for Contemporary Art 2001-2005.