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An artist’s mark on the story of Finland Arts & cultureVisual arts An artist’s mark on the story of Finland From political paintings to modern-day tattoos: We explore artist Akseli Gallen-Kallela’s great influence on Finnish society.
Finnish author writes memories of the future Arts & cultureLiterature Finnish author writes memories of the future With elements of sci-fi and mystery, Emmi Itäranta’s book Memory of Water takes place in the future but comments on the present.
Finnish band PKN storms punk’s final frontier Arts & cultureMusic Finnish band PKN storms punk’s final frontier We talk with Finnish punk band PKN about how it feels to be an unusual entrant in the kitsch-laden Eurovision Song Contest.
After Finnish election, anything can happen Life & societyPolitics After Finnish election, anything can happen In the 2015 Finnish parliamentary election, the Centre and the Greens bounced back. So did guesses about the next coalition.
Finnish film director enters the big time Arts & cultureFilm Finnish film director enters the big time Director Jalmari Helander’s new film, Big Game, drops a Hollywood superstar into the middle of the Finnish forest.
Inside the 2015 Finnish parliamentary election Life & societyPolitics Inside the 2015 Finnish parliamentary election A political reporter provides an accessible explanation of the trends in the 2015 Finnish parliamentary election.
Three iconic Finns remain relevant at 150 Arts & cultureVisual arts Three iconic Finns remain relevant at 150 Sibelius, Gallen-Kallela and Halonen, all born in 1865, helped form the Finnish identity. Now two of them post on Facebook.
