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What's happening in the Uniarts Helsinki's blogs right now.
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Call for Application 2027 – Master’s in Choreography: One classroom, two study options
Apply to one of the two study options in the Master’s programme in Choreography.
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Kenelle piano on oikeastaan tehty? Kysymys käden koosta, tekniikasta ja perinteestä
Väitöstutkija Kumi Shimozaki tekee tutkimusta kapeampikoskettimisten pianojen käyttömahdollisuuksista. Artikkeli on alunperin ilmestynyt englanniksi Finnish Music Quarterly -verkkojulkaisussa lokakuussa 2016.
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Engage with the Network for Artistic Research (NfAR) at Uniarts Research Institute
NfAR is a research network that fosters artistic research across the arts and connects it with the humanities and other sciences. It is an open platform for sharing ideas, building community, and advancing research within and beyond Uniarts Helsinki both nationally and internationally.
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KuvA Research Days 2026 – Save the Date!
Participate in discussions about art and research generated by talks and performances by the Academy of Fine Arts researchers and doctoral researchers, as well as guest speakers they have invited.
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Arts Educational Intervention (AEI) – Building Rhizomes Between Teacher Education, Schools and Artistic Practice
In spring 2026, student teachers, pupils, artists and researchers came together to explore how arts-based practices can enrich learning, strengthen participation and build lasting connections between schools, teacher education and artistic practice. Read Professor Hannah Kaihovirta’s blog post about the results.
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Esittävien taiteiden tutkimuspoluilla: Dance at Play ja SMIL kohtaavat
Tässä kirjoituksessa tanssija-pedagogi-tutkija Tuire Colliander pohtii, miten hänen tuore väitöstutkimuksensa Dance at Play: Artistic Inquiry into Improvisation-based Intra-active Dance Pedagogy in Early Childhood Education ja Taideyliopiston SMIL-tutkimushanke kohtaavat.
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Nordic perspectives on performing arts, education and research at Drama Boreale 2026
Drama Boreale 2026 brought Nordic researchers, artists and experts in arts education to Helsinki to reflect on the role of performing arts education and research in a changing world. In her blog post, researcher Nina Dahl-Tallgren analyses the key themes, insights and discussions that emerged from the conference.
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Frank Brümmel: Reflections on the Uniarts Hub
In Spring 2026 I participated in the HUB Uniarts course. My attention was awakened after Riitta Huttunen and Jyri Partanen gave an introduction during our Academy’s Dean morning coffee. I must say here that I am in a double role at the Academy of Fine Arts in Helsinki. I teach as a lecturer in sculpture, and I also study as a doctoral student. All in all, I am very much interested in how artists and other creative workers can bring artistic thinking into society in ways other than the traditional ones.