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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.
Interested in taking up cycling in Helsinki? Student ambassador Rong is here to advise you.
Taiteilija-tutkijan henkilökohtainen kehitys voi toimia relevanttina tiedon lähteenä, kun hän samalla tunnistaa historiallisen paikantuneisuutensa sekä oman taiteenalan jatkumossa että yhteiskunnassa, kirjoittaa Teatterikorkeakoulun tutkimuksesta vastaava varadekaani Laura Gröndahl. Teksti on osa blogisarjaa, jossa asiantuntijamme pohtivat taiteellisen tutkimuksen ulottuvuuksia ja olemusta.
Student ambassador Homa interviews Daniel Malpica, Dash Che and Gesa Piper, reflecting on “The Leap”, an event held in February 2024.
Student ambassador Rong reflects on Boost Your Future, a networking event for foreign-born art professionals in Finland.
Higher education institutions (HEIs) are integral to advancing societal progress by tackling challenges, providing solutions, and offering guidance to policymakers. By fostering research and education, HEIs nurture democratic principles, combat discrimination, and promote equality, thereby mitigating polarization, writes university researcher Kai Lehikoinen who shares his comments presented at the panel organised as part of the EU’s Research & Innovation Week.
In “Spill the T,” student ambassador Estrellx conducts an experimental interview between two alumni of the MA in Choreography program who graduated in different years, Karoliina Loimaala and Satu Herrala, in order to create a wide and layered temporal topography for prospective applicants to dig into…
In the Week Against Racism 2024 (18.3.-24.3.), student ambassador Haiyun Yu interviews Laura Valoma, second-year master’s student in Arts Management, Society and Creative Entrepreneurship at Uniarts.
In the Week Against Racism 2024 (18.3.-24.3.), student ambassador Haiyun Yu interviews Lilja Lehmuskallio, doctoral researcher in Arts Management at Uniarts.
Art has the potential to play a significant role in aiding our transition to a more responsible relationship with the Earth. To substantiate this claim, we must conduct research, specifically artistic research, to define how art can drive this essential transformation, writes Associate Professor Raisa Foster as a part of a blog series where experts in artistic research delve into the essence of artistic research.