The Tove Jansson Gallery at HAM Helsinki Art Museum presents Tove Jansson’s art in a multifaceted way, highlighting new perspectives on her as both a Helsinki-based and international artist. The gallery is built around the beloved frescoes Party in the Countryside and Party in the City, which are permanently on display.

In 2026, the exhibition at the Tove Jansson Gallery will focus on the Jansson family of artists. The Swedish-speaking Janssons are one of the most significant artist families in Finnish art history. The creative work produced by its five members has left its mark on many branches of art, from public sculptures to postage stamps to literature. Visitors will have a chance to gain an insight into the trajectory of the family members’ artistic careers, their hard work and their lives in their home studio. The home’s atmosphere, close relationships and shared family adventures were later reflected in the Moomin stories that launched Tove Jansson to international fame.

The Tove Jansson Gallery is produced in collaboration with Moomin Characters.