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This document publicity description provides information about what documented information is held by the Arts Promotion Centre Finland (Taike), what datasets are formed by this information, and which information systems are used to process the information.

Taike’s expert services support organisations in promoting art and culture. We help build strategies, networks and operating models. In addition, we provide support in such areas as identifying funding opportunities and initiating projects.

In this webinar inclusivity is discussed first of all through cultural diversity. The webinar will be held partly in English and partly in Finnish.

Check the call for applications to see what attachments you should include with your application. For positive subsidy decisions, the attachments required for clarifications are specified in the decision letter, which should be given to the person responsible for the community’s accounting.

The Creative Net is providing sparring for finalising project applications within the Creative and Cultural Innovation Expertise ESF+ theme. These sparring sessions are aimed at those who are already quite far along in the application process and especially those who are making an ESF+ application for the first time.

What kind of funding opportunities are currently available for project ideas in the arts, culture and creative sectors? Taike’s Creative Net project is organising a funding briefing for those who participated in the call for ideas within the Creative and Cultural Innovation Expertise theme and all others who are interested in the topic.

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You can filter the grants, subsidies and prizes awarded by Taike by year, artform or region, for example.

Kaikuja – Ekon – Echoes is an artistic project crystallising the multi-year collaboration between Helsinki’s Central Library Oodi and The Arts Promotion Centre Finland (Taike). Echoes finds its peak in the exhibition Faith is a Blindspot of Permanence by visual artist Niko Luoma, to be presented 6–30 October in Oodi’s Kuutio space. Summing up the whole project, the publication Kaikuja – Ekon – Echoes will be released at the closing event at Oodi on 27 October. The publication serves to showcase the wide variety of makers and their works who have contributed to the multi-year project.

Each year Taike receives around 1100 applications for subsidies. You will receive notification by e-mail once the decision is available online. The awarding of subsidies is based on an evaluation, comparison and overall assessment of applications.