Newsroom
News and current perspectives about and around Uniarts Helsinki.
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New research: Language learning should be embodied and creative
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Fuel for the creativity highway: J-P Piirainen aims to create space for everyday artistic work
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Examining contemporary clarinet repertoire
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Latest addition to the art collection of the Academy of Fine Arts displayed in Mylly’s courtyard
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Finland’s first professor of musical theatre is J. Martina Roos
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Call for Alumni: apply to a funded residency at ISCP in New York
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Naiara De La Puente offers new approaches to the traditional perception of the accordion in modern chamber music
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Rector Kaarlo Hildén: “As a university community, we have a duty to create experiences that strengthen good everyday life and faith in the future”
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Sofia Haapamäki, Jakob Höglund and Maija Kauhanen are Uniarts Helsinki’s Alumni of the Year 2024
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Experimental and playful works in the BFA Exhibition
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Ville Aslak Raasakka highlights environmental disasters through his compositions
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Uniarts Helsinki receives the quality label – the university’s asset is its close link to the working life
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Meet specialists from Jan van Eyck Academie and Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten in Helsinki on 19 September 2024
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BFA exhibition, fears, affection, points of return and spatiality in Kuva/Tila’s autumn exhibition programme
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Ecologies in the Making: Sculpting Futures residency in Scotland is open for applications
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Sounds and stories: James Andean explores the relationship between sound and narrative in electroacoustic music
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Uniarts Helsinki conferred 51 doctorates, 57 master’s degrees and eight honorary doctorates in its conferment ceremony
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Apply for Open University courses starting from 6 August
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Uniarts Helsinki’s conferment ceremony to liven up the streets of Helsinki next week
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Reseach Council of Finland granted funding for Professor Otso Aavanranta’s research of electronic music as environmental sonic art
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Jane and Aatos Erkko Foundation grants one million euro to strengthen cultural diversity in music education
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Saastamoinen Foundation granted a one-million-euro funding for a residency programme for visual artists
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Professor Rouhiainen appointed as a member of the Scientific Council for Social Sciences and Humanities
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Addressing ecological challenges in higher music education requires a radical change in mindsets
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Uniarts Helsinki admitted 314 new students in spring 2024
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Collaboration with artist-researchers opens new perspectives on knowledge production – The theme of gifts from the perspectives of art and scolarship showcased at Kaapelitehdas
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Prizes, grants and acquisitions in Kuvan Kevät 2024
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Internationally acclaimed Canadian artist Stan Douglas to deliver keynote lecture in Helsinki in September 2024
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Artist becomes part of school community in residency programme – application period open for Academy of Fine Arts alumni until 5 June
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Uniarts Helsinki’s objectives for European elections 2024
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Uniarts Helsinki confers honorary doctorates on President of the Republic of Finland Alexander Stubb, Susanna Mälkki, Hilja Grönfors, Hanna Helavuori and four other influential figures in the arts
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Kristina Arakelyan: As artists, we are part of society and have the privilege of addressing questions to our audience through our work
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Embracing collective learning: Management team of the European arts university alliance IN.TUNE visit Uniarts Helsinki
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Xiao Zhiyu and Paola Guzmán selected grantees for Jan van Eyck Academie and LIFT alumni residencies
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The first Johanna Ehrnrooth Prize awarded to visual artist Priss Niinikoski
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Art-based approaches can encourage fresh perspectives on the future
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Nordplus funding for Nordic Choreographic Platform’s new initiatives
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Helsinki Festival culminates with a concert by the joint symphony orchestra of Sibelius Academy and the Royal College of Music
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The conquest of Finnish classical music continues: the Sibelius Academy Symphony Orchestra will perform at the world’s largest classical music festival, the BBC Proms