Newsroom
News and current perspectives about and around Uniarts Helsinki.
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Professor of Opera Markus Lehtinen: The anatomy of an artistic collaboration – the connections that endure
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In Memoriam Leif Segerstam
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Finnish music schools and children’s performances should be celebrated
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Minna Långström: A few words to the graduates
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Dean Emilie Gardberg: Our activities are sustainable only when our community members are safe
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Shaping the Finnish mindscape – Riikka Stewen takes the reader on a journey through the history of the 175-year-old Academy of Fine Arts
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Kaisa Rönkkö’s speech speech at the opening of the academic year 2023-2024
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Rector Hildén: Serious claims concerning Uniarts Helsinki’s recruitment practices are being looked into
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Discussion on research motivates us to gain increasingly better results, Vice Rector for Research writes
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Our economic system needs a creative redesign
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Art and culture increase the pull of Finland
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Improving the level of education isn’t a sufficient goal for Finland
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Why are we unable to utilise the power of art as a driver of change?
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Safe working conditions and good leadership should be integral to the field of dance and to the entire arts sector
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Mikko Malmivaara: A Method of Living
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Vice Rector Lauri Väkevä: Uniarts Helsinki denounces racism
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“Possibilities rather than obstacles” – architect Asmo Jaaksi explains design choices for the Mylly building
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Response to the petition signed by students: Dismantling systematic racism is at the core of creating an equal community
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Rector Jari Perkiömäki: it is important to foster a sense of community in this exeptional situation
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Column by Suzanne Mooney: Artists have the power of representation
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Column by Perttu Pölönen: It is the best time in history to be an artist
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Column by Kaija Saariaho: Artistic visions are formed with the help of the right teacher
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Column by Risto Isomäki: An artist’s responsibility in tomorrow’s world
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Column by Tuomo Rainio: Art offers space to investigate technology
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Column by Elina Knihtilä: #metoo did not make the world complete