CLEAN : Helsinki aims to put its stamp on the art world as new biennial opens

The video discusses the opening of Helsinki's archipelago to the public and the biannual event that creates memorable experiences. It highlights the artistic inspiration drawn from the unique spaces in Helsinki, particularly by artist Mario Barcola. The speaker expresses concerns about climate change, specifically the potential impact of Greenland's ice melting on sea levels. Finally, the video touches on the significance of hosting a large international exhibition in Finland, hoping to attract more visitors to Helsinki.

What is one of the ways Helsinki's archipelago is being made accessible to the public?

• Through virtual tours

• By offering free boat rides

• By building new roads

• Through a biannual event

What does the red wooden structure symbolize in the context of environmental concerns?

• The depth of the Baltic Sea

• The average rainfall in Finland

• The potential rise in sea levels if Greenland's ice melts

• The height of the tallest building in Helsinki

How long has the speaker been sailing, indicating their connection to the sea?

• 40 years

• 50 years

• 20 years

• 30 years

What is the significance of the international exhibition mentioned in the transcript?

• It is the first of its kind in Finland

• It is a technology conference

• It is a music festival

• It is a local art fair

What is the expected outcome of hosting the international exhibition in Finland?

• To boost tourism to Helsinki and Finland

• To increase local employment

• To improve public transportation

• To promote Finnish cuisine