Newsroom
News and current perspectives about and around Uniarts Helsinki.
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A new perspective on Selim Palmgren’s symbolist world
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Kai Lehikoinen appointed professor of dance pedagogy at the Theatre Academy
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Uniarts Helsinki shaping the future of European music education – the IN.TUNE alliance sets its sights on 2030
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Different approaches to dramaturgy and performance studies
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“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
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Uniarts Helsinki admitted 380 new students in spring 2026
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Uniarts Helsinki’s parliamentary election goals: Sustainable art, a sustainable Finland
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Johanna Ehrnrooth prize awarded to visual artist Olli Valkola
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What does the Finnish theatre offer a multilingual audience? “Subtitles alone are not enough”
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Music Business lecturer Pekka Saarikorpi: Future professionals combine cultural and market-driven expertise
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Art historian Mikhel Proulx seeks to preserve endangered media art
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New partnership agreement between the City of Helsinki and Uniarts Helsinki to strengthen vitality, the arts and culture
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The online course opened new perspectives on the physical and mental wellbeing of musicians
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Charlotte Clermont selected for the LIFT Alumni Residency in Toronto autumn 2026
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Kuvan Kevät 2026 is coming – explore the artists online
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Unlock new skills this summer – apply for courses at Uniarts Helsinki’s Open University starting from 31 March 2026
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Sibelius Academy sets up a new residency programme with Paloheimo foundation funding
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Helsinki schoolchildren get to hear their own compositions performed by professional musicians in a March concert
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Helmi Vesa Piano Competition prizes have been awarded