We administer four cultural funding programs, which are divided into six different funding options, run a cultural center and library in the heart of Helsinki, and arrange events. Welcome to our site!
Sketch of Cato Thau-Jensen’s book banana, which has been named the Nordic bookworm following an open call by Nordic Culture Point. The illustrator has been photographed by Lorentsen.
Are you interested in learning to speak one of the Nordic languages? Come to our popular language café to brush up your Finnish, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish or Icelandic!
What happens when artists move into areas that have not previously been regarded as a field of art? Can artists contribute to deeper structural changes that also include legal and constitutional issues? Does artistic licence provide a unique opportunity to test (constitutional) ideas that go beyond what can be promoted by politicians or professionals in traditional democratic channels?
The discussions will be led by Kasper Strömman who, through presentations, interviews, and conversations, will introduce us to Nordic artists who have worked on projects in this area in recent years.
Funding from Culture and art programme granted to 36 projects
30.11.2021
Grant application rounds 2022
The first network meeting of Independent Initiatives of the Baltics (IIB) will be taking place in Vilnius at cultural centre SODAS 2123. Photo: Gintare Grigenaite.
From CODA Diverse Nordic Voices meeting in Oslo 2020. Photo: Antero Hein.
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