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Celebrate the Fusion of Skateboarding and Architecture at Aalto2 Museum

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The Aalto2 Museum Centre in Jyväskylä, Finland, is hosting “The Pool – The Origin of Pool Skateboarding,” a unique exhibition series exploring Finnish architect Alvar Aalto’s legacy and international skateboarding culture.

From May 18 to September 15, “From the Surf to the Sidewalk” examines how Aalto’s kidney-shaped pool at Villa Mairea influenced California’s pool skateboarding scene. Concurrently, “Colors,” featuring Olympic skateboarder Lizzie Armanto, celebrates skateboarding’s diversity. “Concrete Currents,” showcasing Arto Saari’s photography, runs until October 27, highlighting the emotional and cultural impact of skateboarding.

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