Upcoming shows

Connecting People, Oulu, 2026

Taidepappilan kesä, Kuhmalahti, 2026

Earlier Exhibitions

2023 Omistajat, Terde Finlayson, Tampere
2023 Hei Tyypit! Wäinö Aaltonen Museum, Turku
2022 Kesytetyt, Kuru library
2021 Galleria Muuntotila, Tampere
2019 Finlayson Art Area
2018 Faabeli, Voipaala Art Centre, Sääksmäki
2017 Todisteet, Kangasala-talon Galleria
2016 Bad (L)attitudes, Galway, Ireland
2016 Jokapäiväinen ruokamme, Nykyaika, Tampere
2015 Feast On Art, Rajatila, Tampere
2015 Toinen kerros, Kustavi
2015 Päiväpuu, Hailuoto Theater Festival
2014 Häntä pystyyn, Oulu Art Museum
2014 Destination Seinäjoki, Seinäjoki Art Hall
2014 Art Goes Kapakka, Wanhan Kuppila, Helsinki
2014 Punaista ja Makeaa, Voipaala Art Centre
2013 Auran Galleria, Turku
2013 Samaan aikaan toisaalla, Galleria Sculptor, Helsinki
2013 Suuri Näytelmä, Villa Roosa, Orimattila
2013 Galleria Harmaja, Oulu
2012 Maailmamme, Varikko Galleria, Seinäjoki
2012 Retretti, Punkaharju
2012 Supermarket Art Fair, Stockholm
2011 Galleria Himmelblau, Tampere
2011 Haute Couture, Honkahovi, Mänttä
2011 Palautus, Seinäjoki Art Hall
2010 Hidas liike, Voipaala Art Centre
2010 Alinen, Rajatila, Tampere
2009 Kuvataiteen valtakunta 09, Aine Art Museum, Tornio
2009 Diskurssidisko, Taidekeskus Mältinranta, Tampere

Wäinö Aaltonen Art Museum, Turku 2023. Photo Ville Mäkilä/WAM.

  • “The imaginary creatures created from old leather jackets are so human-like that you simply cannot pass them by without reacting.”

    Veikko Halmetoja, Helsingin Sanomat 11.8.2013

  • "How can a jacket be so expressive, with pockets still on the sides and buttons for eyes!"

    Reija Ypyä, ET 7.9.2011

  • "At Supermarket, there are no walls between Johanna Havimäki's fantastic hybrid animals created from leather jackets and the Syrian artist group […].”

    Jessica Kempe, Dagens Nyheter 14.2.2014

  • ”The metamorphosis from cow to leather jacket and back to ‘animal’ is realized in Havimäki’s inventive soft toys made from recycled leather clothing, which run across the gallery floor.”

    Asta Kihlman, Turun Sanomat, 20.9.2013on goes here

  • ”The characters look like mixed-breed street dogs—with floppy ears, half-closed eyes, and a little […] Oh, poor animals!”

    Hannele Huhtala, Voima 6/2014