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Mutanttikieltä is an experimental language program created by Sivuvalo project in 2015.

The Arts Promotion Centre Finland is organising a seminar on United Nations Day, Monday 24 October 2016, to discuss art, artistic work, international migration and the effects of these on the status of artists and the implementation of cultural rights. A report on the artistic expertise of immigrants compiled by the Arts Promotion Centre Finland will also be published at the seminar.

Taike receives around 1100 applications for grants each year. You will receive notification by e-mail once the decision is available on the Applyforgrants.fi service.

Taike grants can be applied for online using the Applyforgrants.fi service under the name Finnish Arts and Culture Agency.

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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Artists who have immigrated to Finland are not marginalised by the Finnish support system for the arts. Nevertheless, there is still room for improvement before they are included in the mainstream.

In 2014 Arts Promotion Centret (Taike) emphasizes the rights of minorities as art actors and audiences. The opening seminar will be held on Wednesday 29.1.2014 at 1 – 5 pm, Taike, Vuorikatu 24, Helsinki.

We are building a pluralistic, sustainable and democratic society through art and culture. We want Finland to be a country of art.

Taike organizes events in different parts of Finland.

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