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Valentine’s Day brings display of Finnish kissing
Arts & cultureFilm

Valentine’s Day brings display of Finnish kissing

This video Valentine’s Day card brings you more than 30 famous Finnish cinematic kisses and couples.

Tagged in FilmFinnishnessFunTraditionsVideo
Dancing Finland challenges you to dance!
Arts & cultureWebpick

Dancing Finland challenges you to dance!

Feel the joy of dance and take part in the Challenge by learning the dance of your choice. You can also challenge others to get involved!

Tagged in BalletDanceFinland 100Webpick
Finnish photographer sees light alone in landscape
Arts & cultureVisual arts

Finnish photographer sees light alone in landscape

Anyone who has visited a bustling Helsinki café knows that stereotyping the Finns as antisocial is outdated and exaggerated. Yet award-winning Finnish photographer Mikko Lagerstedt has made a career out of displaying the beauty and nuances of solitude (see slideshow).

Tagged in FinnishnessPhotographySlideshowsVisual arts
Two Finnish composers in the spotlight
Arts & cultureWebpick

Two Finnish composers in the spotlight

Award-winning young composers Sebastian Hilli and Sauli Zinovjev unveil new works at the opening of the next Musica Nova contemporary music festival 1.-12.2.2017.

Tagged in Classical musicFestivalsMusicWebpick
Finnish feel-good film takes the world by storm
Arts & cultureFilm

Finnish feel-good film takes the world by storm

Since taking the Un Certain Regard prize in Cannes, The Happiest Day in the Life of Olli Mäki continues to win the hearts of audiences.

Tagged in FilmFinnishnessSocietySports
Finnish fashion gives new life to old fabric
Arts & cultureDesign

Finnish fashion gives new life to old fabric

Finnish companies are producing new fibres, fabric and fashion from old clothes. Discarded textiles find new life as clothing, accessories or even flooring material.

Tagged in BusinessDesignFashion
Finnish singer Alma’s crazy summer
Arts & cultureWebpick

Finnish singer Alma’s crazy summer

In early July, Alma Miettinen dropped her first song, “Karma,” just to see what would happen. Less than two months later, “Karma” became the second-most streamed Finnish song of the 2010s on Spotify, right after “Hollywood Hills” by Sunrise Avenue.

Tagged in MusicPop cultureWebpick
Two Finnish artists walk and talk with the animals
Arts & cultureVisual arts

Two Finnish artists walk and talk with the animals

Two of the artworks at the 2016 Flow Festival were just a prelude to another, larger exhibition that plays out weeks after the end of the festival.

Tagged in ArtFestivalsMusicSlideshowsUrbanVisual arts

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