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This paper discusses the data and results of a research project on the economic and social situation of Finnish artists, carried out by the Research Unit of the Arts Council of Finland.

The purpose of this paper is to examine the effects of formal training on artists' employment situation.

A supplementary artist pension may be awarded as recognition of an outstanding contribution to the creative or performing arts. Supplementary artist pensions are not available to artists whose permanent income from pensions and other sources exceeds a certain a limit. The application period for supplementary artist pensions is in September.

This study is part of a larger research project on the socio-economic position of artists in Finland. The paper mainly presents the collection of the sample and problems relating to it.

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.

This project develops Adult Education Centre-based mediation models to promote cultural wellbeing activities. The project, which is being developed in South Ostrobothnia, aims to create models that can be applied nationwide. These models would support the accessibility of the arts and culture, especially in collaboration with social and health services (the SOTE sector).

Available at the National Library of Finland

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Available at the National Library of Finland

Available at the National Library of Finland

Available at the National Library of Finland