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The majority of operational subsidy decisions will be sent to applicants by 31 January, as originally announced. However, some will be sent only by 5 February. You will be notified by e-mail when the decision is available on our e-services. We apologise for any delay.

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This paper presents the labour market situation of Finnish female artists by summarising different empirical studies carried out in the Research and Information Unit of the Arts Council of Finland.

This paper discusses the social position and economic realities of artists in Finland.

This paper discusses tentatively the impact of gender on the income level and public support of artists comparing the situation across art forms with the help of additional data recently acquired.

This paper is based on experiences from a research project on the social and economic position of Finnish artists, carried out at the Research Unit of the Arts Council of Finland.

In August 1994 the Swedish National Council for Cultural Affairs organised the Arts Baltica seminar "The Cultural Responsibility of the State", with participation of senior officials from the Ministries of Culture in the Baltic Sea States, from the Council of Europe, and from the Swedish National Commission for UNESCO. As a preparation for the seminar the participating countries were asked to describe the national situations through answering five questions within a maximum of about 10 pages. This working paper presents the reply of Finland to the questionnaire.

This paper discusses the history, architecture, national institutions, educational institutions, cultural administration, cultural expenditures, and the supply and consumption of culture in the Helsinki Metropolitan Area.

This paper discusses the data and results of a research project on the economic and social situation of Finnish artists, carried out by the Research Unit of the Arts Council of Finland.

The purpose of this paper is to examine the effects of formal training on artists' employment situation.

The paper will introduce the preliminary findings concerning the labour market status as well as the income level and income sources of Finnish artists. In addition, the correspondence between these variables and the level of training will be discussed.