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The head office of the Arts Promotion Centre Finland (Taike) in Helsinki will move from Vuorikatu 24 to Hakaniemenranta 6 on 19 October.

Please, join us for one or several PLASTIGLOMERATE WALKS along beaches in Vaasa and Raippaluoto.

Sibelius Discovery Day takes over London’s Barbican Centre and the St Luke’s concert venue next Sunday, 15 March. The full-day programme includes lectures, panel discussions and chamber music, culminating with a performance of Sibelius’ Symphony No.2 by the London Symphony Orchestra (LSO).

The next Finnish parliamentary election will be held on 19 April 2015, after which a new Government will be formed and a new Government Programme adopted. The Central Arts Council has announced its objectives for 2015–19.

Do you have a project idea for arts development cooperation that you want to develop? Are you keen to get ideas and opinions from peers in the field?

The Arts Promotion Centre Finland requests candidates for national and regional arts councils to be nominated by 29 August. The Central Arts Council shall appoint the members for the 2015-16 term in the autumn.

Statutory co-operation negotiations between employer and employee representatives shall begin on 13 June and should be completed during August. The negotiations will apply to all full-time employees within the Arts Promotion Centre Finland.

As of 1 June 2014 our customer service number +358 295 330 700 will operate on weekdays from 10am to 2pm.

The grant is intended for communities such as municipalities, municipal federations, companies, foundations and associations that procure works of art for construction projects in accordance with the principle “1% of construction costs for art”. Altogether 380,000 euros will be allocated.

Seven national arts councils will be responsible for distributing national grants, subsidies and awards in 2015-16 in FInland. Each national arts council will have 9 to 12 members.