Program
6/02 - 14/02
The People's Republic of Antarctica -vedossarja käsittelee kuvitteellista vallankumousta etelämantereella. 
Saturday 7/02 - Saturday 14/02 at 11 - 17
DJ Spooky's installation blends the urban shapes and rhythms of New York by means of digital media. 
Saturday 7/02 - Sunday 8/02
Contemporary music at art galleries! Art meets music in free 20-30 minute concerts. 
Saturday 7/02 at 16 and sunday 8/02 at 16
The work by Tuulia Susiaho and 12 composers is based on the classic 1916 film Intolerance by G.W. Griffith. 
Saturday 7/02 at 19
The opening concert features urban snapshots such as Andy Warhol might have immortalised with his camera in Downtown. 
Sunday 8/02 at 14 and at 15
Kirmo Lintinen's musical fairytale invites young listeners to explore the world of contemporary music. 
3 screenings starting from sunday 8/02
The modern opera transports to the IT world of the near future in a production of virtual sets and digital sound and image processing. 
Sunday 8/02 at 19
International Contemporary Ensemble has caused quite a stir in recent years as one of the most vibrant contemporary music ensembles in New York and Chicago. It now makes its European debut.
Monday 9/02 at 14
Riikka Talvitie ja Johan Tallgren johtavat keskustelua Paul D. Miller aka DJ Spookyn, Marilyn Nonkenin, Jason Eckardtin ja Juho Laitisen kanssa. 
Monday 9/02 at 19
Federico García Lorca wrote Poeta en Nueva York while studying in Manhattan in 1929. The concert is a tribute to the diversity of New York. 
Tuesday 10/02 at 17
Various artists address remix culture in a collection of essays Sound Unbound by Paul D. Miller. 
Tuesday 10/02 at 19.30
Marilyn Nonken is one of the leading US pianists of the young generation. She performs Liza Lim's The Four Seasons in its world premiere. 
Tuesday 10/02 at 22
Downtown, electronics and improvisations in true NYC spirit! 
Wednesday 11/02 at 20
DJ Spooky's remix multimedia work has toured the world, commentating and questioning the famous film by D.W. Griffith via JD culture. 
Wednesday 11/02 at 22
Hard-line contemporary music from the US and Europe in electro-acoustic concert by an intrepid cellist. 
Thursday 12/02 at 19
A Morton Feldman and Samuel Beckett collaboration, Neither, is one of the most original works in operatic literature. 
Friday 13/02 at 17
The Aboa Nova concert series by students from the Turku Music Academy performs pieces by Charles Wuorinen and Uljas Pulkkis now for the first time in Helsinki. 
Friday 13/02 at 19
Tapiola Sinfonietta performs urban music by James Tenney, Sampo Haapamäki, Johan Tallgren and Tristan Murail. 
Friday 13/02 at 22
New York's Billy Harper is a veteran saxophonist famous for his intensity and his 'majestic' sound. 
Saturday 14/02 at 15
George Crumb returns to the roots of all that the New World implies in his American Songbook 1. Electricity and metal create a new plane for the timbres of the string quartet by Keeril Makan. 
Saturday 14/02 at 18
Mosaic for harp and ensemble is a tribute of the centenarian Elliott Carter to his friend, the legendary harpist-composer Carlos Salzedo. 
Saturday 14/02 at 20
Morton Feldman's homage to a friend who committed suicide bears the name of a sanctuary for people of all religious persuasions. 
