HAM

HAM, the Helsinki Art Museum, is a municipal art institution in Helsinki, Finland, housed in the renovated Tennispalatsi in the Kamppi district. Since its reopening in 2015, the museum has managed the city's extensive art collection, which includes more than ten thousand works and focuses primarily on Finnish art of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. A quarter of the collection is not on display in the museum itself but in public places such as parks, schools, and libraries. At the museum, you can see a permanent exhibition of works by Tove Jansson, including two large murals originally created for the restaurant in the City Hall building. HAM also serves as an important venue for international contemporary art exhibitions such as the Helsinki Biennial.