The language of feelings social art of Finland, Mexico and Senegal. Helinä Rautavaara museum, Näyttelykeskus WeeGee, Espoo, Finland. 3.12.2015-31.1.2016 Social art has a communicative and participatory format in contemporary art. Helinä Rautavaara museum presented works created during the community art projects led by Nevado in Mexico, Senegal and Finland. All

In the project artistic participation methods were used to create a specific artistic situation. The specific situational art examines local and temporal conditions, for example, social, physical or economic aspects. Art reacts to the results and the possibilities of the situation. The project focused on four European streets in the

Naranco Town, Oviedo, Spain The starting point of this project is the exploration of the concept of public and private space in the urban environment, together with the implicit experience of citizens. In the different spaces arise cultural, emotional, physical, psychological and temporal experiences that make us feel more or

Wall painting made of acrylic, dimensions 5.5 m wide by 3.2 high, located in the office of the rector of the Polytechnic University of Turku. ICT-talo, Joukahaisenkatu 3-5, Turku, Finland. The project was carried out in collaboration of “artist-teacher”  Susana Nevado with the students of the Department of Fine Arts:

This project, which consists of several works, was carried out in collaboration with the Department of Fine Arts of the University of Applied Sciences of Turku in the Pinella restaurant in Turku. The starting point of the project was the event “Food & Fun 2015”, where the idea of ​​joining

“The bread of the poor” The historic Sigismundkapelle Chapel inspired me since I first visited it in 2012. Since then I have reflected on the significance that this space has had in the center of Regensburg. The theme of the exhibition  was the social effects of the economic crisis in

 OPEN HOME – AVOIN KOTI 2013   A creative exploration of “home and community” in Pansio, a Finnish suburb of Turku, Finland. Artists and residents shared each other´s spaces, stories and asked questions about what home means to them. This project is part of research within contemporary urban settings that ask how

Finnish Institute of Saint Petersburg (Center of Turku), Russia Wall painting carried out by Susana Nevado, painting teacher at the University of Applied Sciences of Turku, and by its students, Juha Kärki and Outi Vihlma. The painting gives a modern view of Turku Castle, which is one of the most

Event of music and visual arts at Brinkhall mansion, Turku, Finland Music students and students of Fine Arts at the University of Applied Sciences of Turku worked together and transformed the mansion with interactive life music and site-specific installations. The art event Brink it on! Was supported by EU social

   Public multidisciplinary art in Turku, Main Library as part of the program of Capital of Culture year, Polar Night Weekend at November 2011.    Produced by Susana Nevado & Beverley Carpenter, Cjam collective from Art Academy of Turku University of Applied Sciences and co-produced by BalticSeaNow.info and Estonian Academy