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Congratulations on receiving a grant! The grant will be paid automatically to the account you specified on your application and does not have to be requested separately. Remember to submit clarification of how your grant was used before the deadline.

Taike publishes annual statistical reports about grant applicants and recipients.

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The Arts and Culture Barometer is an annual survey of attitudes and views in the form of a survey. The barometer aims to gather the opinions of those working in the fields of the arts and to invite discussion about topical issues regarding art policies.

These publications are produced by Taike’s predecessor, the Arts Council of Finland. Physical copies are available at the National Library of Finland.

Check the call for applications to see what attachments you should include with your application. For positive grant decisions, the attachments required for the final report are specified in the grant decision, 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.

These grants are intended to support art and culture festivals of national or regional importance.

Taike provides statements and opinions on matters related to its field of activities.

These subsidies were available for application until 2023. These subsidies support cultural activities in sparsely populated rural areas. They were intended for registered communities, such as municipalities, foundations, associations, cooperatives and companies.

The opening of Taiteen talo will be celebrated on Saturday 14 May. The event is free to all city residents. At the opening, you will be able to see and experience the contribution of the Turku cultural field extensively, and a programme for all ages is promised. As part of the opening programme, the Vallaton Kumous art festival of the Taidekahvit co-operation network will be seen.

These grants were available for application until 2024. These grants were intended for projects related to children’s and youth culture that employ professional artists.