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What's happening in the Uniarts Helsinki's blogs right now.

What's happening in the Uniarts Helsinki's blogs right now.
Student Ambassador Siiri shares which student organizations are here to support your well-being, rights and daily life throughout your journey at the University of the Arts Helsinki.
Student ambassador Anna Korolainen Crevier shares her experiences of a week-long course on curating and spectating at Berlin Theatertreffen, a festival that brings together 10 “most remarkable” performances from Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
Musicians can consider themselves as public professionals who make a significant impact on society. In what ways can the professional musician education offered at the Sibelius Academy make space for societal engagement as part of the studies, and make broader connections between social, political, and ecological topics and music professionalism?
Giorgia Lolli, MA Choreography student at Uniarts Helsinki, reflects on her three years of living in Finland and the unexpected lessons learned beyond the classroom – from navigating student life to embracing Finnish winter.
Singer-composer Niki Main participated in a multidisciplinary course to produce a brand-new 20-minute opera. “We ended up with a smooth-sailing and close-knit group whom I’ve trusted with my share of the work from beginning to end, without hesitation.”
Doctoral project by Kaisa Johanna Vähi.
AV Villén käsittelee blogiartikkelissaan sitä, millaista tietoa menneisyydestä ”perinnöllä” tuotetaan ja miksi? Kirjoittajalle ”menneisyys” ei tarkoita täysin samaa kuin ”historia” eikä ”perinne” ole yhtä kuin ”perintö.”
Kuva student ambassador, Snowdrop, interviews Kuva master student, Mari, about their Kuvan Kevät exhibition.
Kuva student ambassador, Snowdrop, interviews Kuva student ambassador, Elle, about their Kuvan Kevät experience.
Getting some fresh air and exploring the surrounding nature is always a good idea for an art student! Student ambassador Snowdrop recommends islands to experience in Helsinki.