The Finnish Institute in Japan has granted TelepART mobility support for Alexi Tuomarila Trio’s Japan tour. The trio will perform in seven cities across Japan between October 31 and November 4, 2018. Alexi Tuomarila is a well known figure in the Finnish and European jazz scenes both as a strong pianist and composer who has… Read more »
Month: October 2018
Playing with shape and colour – artist Man Yau commenced Shigaraki Ceramic Culture Park’s residency
Supported and selected by the Finnish Institute in Japan and Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park, the Helsinki-based sculptor, designer and installation artist Man Yau has started her 1,5 month residency period in Shigaraki. Overarching themes in Yau’s works are the colourful and industrial expression in form and shape as well as the seemingly plastic, often full… Read more »
Comedy, suspense and intertwined destinies at Finland Film Festival in Tokyo 3.-9.11.
Photo credit: Finland Film Festival The Finnish Institute in Japan is supporting Finland Film Festival which has been working to promote Finland and bring attention to Finnish films and culture for the past ten years. The festival is held at EUROSPACE cinema in Shibuya, November 3-9, 2018. This year’s selection includes five very different films… Read more »
FIN/JPN LAB at the Finnish Institute showcases intercultural AIR programs
The Finnish Institute in Japan is hosting a FIN/JPN LAB -event to celebrate and showcase the intercultural artist residency programs between Finland and Japan on October 31, starting at 6PM. The collaboration between the Finnish Institute in Japan, Youkobo Art Space and its Finnish counterpart Waria Artbreak Air has a long history. The aim of… Read more »
HALLÅ TOKYO! Finnish-Swedish Culture Week in November
The Finnish Institute in Japan is organizing a 5-day event on 5-9 November to celebrate and bring awareness to the Swedish-speaking minority in Finland. Focusing on this theme has been a long-term goal of the Institute, as many in Japan are not aware of the Swedish-speaking minority and its historical and cultural impact on the Finnish… Read more »
Christina Stadlbauer has started her Art and Science Research Residency in Tokyo
Earlier this year, the Finnish Institute in Japan, the Bioart Society and the BioClub Tokyo selected a Helsinki based Austrian researcher and artist Christina Stadlbauer for the Tokyo Art and Science Research Residency. Photo by: Christina Stadlbauer / http://christallinarox.wordpress.com During her one month residency, Stadlbauer will be focusing on a project called Ceramic… Read more »
Visionary guitarist Petri Kumela’s Japan tour
Photo by: Marek Sabogal The Finnish musician Petri Kumela, who was granted TelepART mobility support by the Finnish Institute in Japan, will be touring Japan between October 28th and November 4th 2018. Kumela is known for his open-minded and versatile approach to classical guitar, and will perform in Hiroshima, Sapporo, Tokyo and Kawasaki. Kumela has… Read more »
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