Marja Heinonen held her first private exhibition in an  ancient railway station building in Helsinki 15 - 23 August 2016. The exhibition was called "Pientä ja suurta - ihmisenkuvia" - "small and big - human faces".  She showed  inside the gallery Asematila her paintings and drawings:  potraits, croquis, nature. There were 73 works, over 60 of which were created in 2016. Eight Street Art paintings were outside the station building facing the current railwaystation with all its passing trains and waiting people.  

Here some examples of the works.

Graffitimama - Marja Heinonen held her first private exhibition "Pientä ja suurta - ihmisenkuvia" in Helsinki in a gallery in the ancient railway station building at Huopalahti station in Helsinki. The Street Art works were outside the building facing the station. The paintings and drawings stayed inside. Here some of the Street Art works.

In June GMA and Peku got the big honour to be  invited to paint permanent Street Art works of Finlands former legendary president Urho Kaleva Kekkonen, UKK, familiarly Urkki. The resort is the Art and nature hotel "Urkin Piilopirtti" in Pinsiö. Urkki used to relax in the still existing and well preserved of the Sauna of the property back in the sixties. GMA's Urkki stäys now on the wall above the entrance to the Art-pavilion of the property facing Peku's work opposite the lawn.

A Crew of 12 female Street Artists, "Mimmit Peinttaa"  painted  together a tunnel in the suburb Kontula in Helsinki. The passers-by were happy of the metamorphosis of their dirty tunnel. GMA painted this clown. named "Pelle Hassu" - amusing clown -  that has been first invented on a small sprayed canvas.

It was a big honour for me to paint this public swtchboard in a very prestigious area in Helsinki last May. SixFive Cru got a permission to paint altogether five switchboards at Fredrikinkatu. My face stays at number 37 of the street. Emilio Mäkipää aka 3feR conducted our work and painted five switchboards himself.