Events

Mikko Fritze to start as the director of the Finnish Institute in Germany in June 2021

Mikko Fritze, the current director of the Goethe-Institut in the Netherlands (Amsterdam), has been appointed as the director of the Finnish Institute in Germany from June 2021 on b...


A I S T I T – coming to our senses

A I S T I T − coming to our senses is a joint project from four Finnish cultural and academic institutes. The project focuses on sensory experiences and their physical, social, pol...


Open Call: Together Alone

The current crisis is severely affecting the cultural sector. Many artists and creatives whose work is project-based have lost months worth of income. Amongst the crisis, the missi...


New online programme | Closed until 1 June

Due to the current exceptional circumstances, the Finnish Institute in Germany will be closed to the public through 1 June 2020. You can still reach us via phone from Monday throug...


Artist residencies – the visible and invisible outcome of artistic exchange programs

PANEL DISCUSSION. Panelists: Tanja Koljonen, artist Tuukka Haapakorpi, artist Maria Ondrej, Atelier für Radierung Leipzig Bettina Senff, director of Goethe-Institut Danmark, initia...


Linguistic diversity in the European Union: Possibilities and challenges

PANEL DISCUSSION (in English). Please register by 6 November! There are 24 official languages in the European Union, with many more regional and minority languages spoken within it...


TALK: Design/Smithy

During its visit to Fiskars, about an hour from Helsinki, the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK team was struck by certain parallels with the Lower Austrian town of Waidhofen an der Ybbs: For exa...


Habitare Mingle

Habitare is the leading design fair in the Nordic countries and the biggest in Finland. Held since 1970 it attracts 60.000 visitors every September to Messukeskus, Helsinki. Habita...


Toni R. Toivonen: Madness Invited

Toni R. Toivonen believes in the reality of materials, also in the painterly context in which he moves. According to the artist his brass works are no depictions of an animal, they...


Summer break

The Finnish Institute in Germany is closed 8 July through 9 August, 2019. Enjoy your summer! ...


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