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This project aims to develop the occupational wellbeing of professional artists by reducing the stress of artistic work, for example by means of supervision and strengthening collegiality.

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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.

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.

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

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.

Taike has approximately 80 employees. Approximately half of these are administrative staff (civil servants) and half are art experts, artist experts and regional artists on fixed-term employment contracts. The head office of Taike is in Helsinki, and it also has regional offices.

The purpose of the “Percent for Art” principle is that at least one percent of construction costs is used for art.

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