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On this page, you can find basic information about the activities of our arts councils and the appointment process.

Taike awards working grants and project grants to professional artists. Working grants are intended to cover working and living costs. Project grants are intended for individual projects. Taike grants can be applied for using the Applyforgrants.fi service under the new Finnish Arts and Culture Agency name.

These subsidies were available for application in 2024. These subsidies were intended to support the development projects of communities.

These grants are intended for the long-term professional activities of art communities. These grants support the continuity and development of the operations of art communities.

As a grant recipient, you are self-employed in terms of the Unemployment Security Act. Self-employment is covered in Chapter 2 of the Unemployment Security Act.

Data protection policy for Taike’s contact register Gruppo.

Here you can find a brief overview of the impact of Taike grants on general housing allowances, sickness allowances and family benefits.

We actively provide statements and opinions on matters related to the arts and culture. On this page you can find our most recent and important statements. Opinions are for the most part in Finnish.

The Ministry of Education and Culture and the Arts Promotion Centre Finland (Taike) have developed a new Dialogue Card tool to help arts and culture organisations make their operations more equal and sustainable. The new dialogue cards can be ordered free of charge.

These grants are intended for cultural magazines published in Finland and online publications in any language that maintain a diverse social discussion about culture, the arts, science or different worldviews. These grants can also be awarded to promoters of the circulation of cultural magazines.

Arts Promotion Centre Finland collects personal data for the processing of state grant applications, statistics and communication purposes.

The Arts Promotion Centre Finland (Taike) supported the arts and culture in 2024 by awarding 46 million euros in the form of grants, subsidies and prizes. The amount awarded decreased by 3.4 million euros compared to 2023.