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Taike comprises 23 expert bodies that decide on the awarding of grants and prizes, as well as provide expert opinions.

This development programme aims to make new ways of applying artistic expertise visible and to provide access to artists' expertise as broadly as possible within society.

The Cultural diversity team aims to promote the understanding of diversity in the arts, intercultural dialogue, the mobility of artists and international networks.

This development programme aims to increase working opportunities for artists, improve livelihoods and promote occupational wellbeing.

These subsidies were available for application until 2024. These subsidies were intended for communities to promote the accessibility and wellbeing effects of art and culture, as well as participation and inclusion in art and culture.

These subsidies were available for application until 2024. These subsidies were intended for communities to support inclusion and participation in culture, as well as intercultural dialogue.

Hanna Kaihlanen has made a short film about mosquitoes because she was interested in the technology that has been developed to prevent diseases spread by mosquitoes.

Data protection policy for Haeavustuksia.fi online service.

The grants are intended for the direct costs of procuring works of art and development projects in connection with the “Percent for Art” principle.

Inferno is the only publication specialising in metal music that is published as a printed magazine in Finland. A subsidy awarded by Taike is of vital importance for enabling the magazine to be published.

Author, theatre instructor and long-time arts council member – Siri Kolu has many roles in arts. Now that Taike’s arts councils are looking for new members, we asked a veteran of council work about everything it involves.

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