Articles
- Call for alumni to the residency programme in Scotland
- Kıvanç Tatar appointed professor of digital arts at the Uniarts Helsinki Research Institute
- Oo Condit explores the position of the actor and embodied agency within theatrical structures
- Tatyana Pogozheva’s timeless violin pedagogy is now available also in English
- Members of Uniarts Helsinki appointed to the new Council of Arts and Culture (2026–2029)
- Different approaches to dramaturgy and performance studies
- Striving for excellence should be the child’s own choice – New global study maps how specialist music programmes support musically gifted children
- Get inspired and excited! Apply for courses at Uniarts Helsinki’s Open University starting from 4 August 2026
- Elena Mîndru takes a personal journey to jazz standards, enriched by life experiences and reinvention
- Fine arts student: As long as something draws breath, there is art
- Susanna Mälkki: Art matters more than ever
- Päivi Takala appointed Professor of Painting at the Academy of Fine Arts
- Tom Ackers traces the hidden material life of art and environment
- Joerg Fingerhut appointed Professor for Philosophy of Cognitive Science and the Arts at Uniarts Helsinki
- Kaisa Rönkkö: ”Universities do not preserve the past for the sake of the past. They preserve what we want to hold on to – now and in the future”
- Uniarts Hub offers support for developing art-based business ideas
- Creating safer spaces in the arts: how many times does a person come out of the closet?
- University of the Arts Helsinki’s Kevin Skelton awarded Academy Research Fellowship funding
- Maiju Loukola named vice dean for research at the Academy of Fine Arts
- Meet the artist: Yuto Obata
- Timo Viialainen selected for the Jan van Eyck Academie residency for 2027
- A new perspective on Selim Palmgren’s symbolist world
- Kai Lehikoinen appointed professor of dance pedagogy at the Theatre Academy
- Uniarts Helsinki shaping the future of European music education – the IN.TUNE alliance sets its sights on 2030
- “Something between a book fair and a comics festival”: an idea by two fellow students grew into a popular artist book fair that will next take over Sörnäinen campus
- Uniarts Helsinki admitted 380 new students in spring 2026
- Uniarts Helsinki’s parliamentary election goals: Sustainable art, a sustainable Finland
- Johanna Ehrnrooth prize awarded to visual artist Olli Valkola
- What does the Finnish theatre offer a multilingual audience? “Subtitles alone are not enough”
- Music Business lecturer Pekka Saarikorpi: Future professionals combine cultural and market-driven expertise