Articles

Hanna Pajala-Assefa

3.11.2020

Hanna Pajala-Assefa rewarded in a virtual reality festival in Chicago

28.10.2020

How does dance art fit into digital platforms and social media? Target Helsinki project experiments with new channels
Focus magazine cover

14.9.2020

Dance as activism – the new Finnish Dance in Focus magazine lights sparks of hope
Jalat ja koivu

12.9.2020

How to dance against climate change
Katsojakunnan jakautuminen eri tyyppisille tanssiryhmille

10.6.2020

Statistics 2019: Dance reaches audiences of over a half a million in Finland
Kuva Target Helsingin videosta

7.5.2020

Dance films, videos, a podcast and a magazine – explore Finnish dance online!
Online workshop with a big projection of participants.

6.5.2020

Dance in the Time of Coronavirus

5.5.2020

Iiro Näkki’s choreography is dictated by space and the environment

9.3.2020

Flow Productions is the theatre of the year 2020

10.2.2020

Forty years of working for Finnish dance

6.2.2020

Why do dancers slide and balance on a slippery stage? What is this one part strange spectacle on ice, one part slimy orgy?

10.12.2019

Stretch 2019 Turku came up with ideas for developing the dance sector locally and internationally

9.12.2019

Artists working in elder care units encounter similar challenges in Finland and South-Korea

27.11.2019

Same-sex ballroom dance encourages dancesport towards equality

8.11.2019

Kordelin Foundation awards a prize to choreographer Ismo-Pekka Heikinheimo

9.10.2019

360˚ and virtual reality films suck the spectator into their worlds

3.10.2019

Kaari Martin: Flamenco is just one of my many tools

3.10.2019

Reetta-Kaisa Iles – The Pippi Longstocking of Dance

10.9.2019

Movement doesn’t lie, dance changes people – the Finnish Dance in Focus 2019 magazine is out

16.5.2019

Dance profession is changing – Stretch 2019 Turku helps dancers to find new skills and new perspectives to work