Milla Koistinen: The Individual, the Group, and Questions of Endurance
Milla Koistinen draws from the world of sport in her new performance series exploring endurance. The series continues Koistinen’s thinking
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We are an independent expert organisation representing the circus and dance sectors in Finland. Our activities are funded by the Ministry of Education and Culture.
We produce and disseminate information about the circus and dance sectors’ activities and actors, conditions, results and impacts, and aim to develop these arts in our country. We also facilitate international cooperation and exports in these fields.
A large part of our activities is carried out in the form of projects for which we seek separate private or public funding. We cooperate on an ongoing basis with numerous Finnish and international organisations working in the performing arts, as well as with Finnish Cultural Institutes and Embassies around the world.
We produce and disseminate information about the circus and dance sectors’ activities and actors, conditions, results and impacts, and aim to develop these arts in our country. We also facilitate international cooperation and exports in these fields.
A large part of our activities is carried out in the form of projects for which we seek separate private or public funding. We cooperate on an ongoing basis with numerous Finnish and international organisations working in the performing arts, as well as with Finnish Cultural Institutes and Embassies around the world.
Newly Translated E-book Offers Fresh Perspectives on the History of Dance
The Theatre Academy of Uniarts Helsinki has unveiled an e-publication that promises a fresh perspective on the history of dance.
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Breaking Stereotypes About Aging
At 65, after retiring, a group of women started practising aerial acrobatics and dance… When thinking about the cultural hobbies
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How To Juggle Reindeer Horns – A Short Film About Young Sámi Artists Defies Stereotypes
Bálggis (A Path) is a portrait of three young Sámi artists representing marginal art forms. The short documentary features a
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Kati Kallio Found The Perfect Medium For Her Art In Film – Now ‘Walks With Me’ Wins A Number Of International Awards
In ten minutes, the touching film “Walks With Me” takes the viewer through the life of a woman in an
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In the Snow and on the Streets – “Circus Artists Are Gradually Sneaking Everywhere”
Due to our rather challenging climate outside the warm spring and summer months, Finland hasn’t traditionally been known for its
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