Missed our previous KUVATA webinars? Here’s some good news! If you weren’t able to attend our earlier KUVATA webinars, or skipped them due to the language barrier, we have great news: the materials originally in Finnish are gradually being translated into English!
Check out the list below and head over to our YouTube channel to watch the available webinars. Please note that some videos will be available only until January 2026, while others will remain online until January 2027 so be sure to watch them while you can!
Solutions to Income Challenges 8.10.2024 | www.youtube.com
Kanerva Kartano
Team Power in Art 8.10.2024 | www.youtube.com
Terese Kühl
Tools for a Successful Art Project 9.10.2024
Terese Kühl
part 1 www.youtube.com, part 2 www.youtube.com
Equal Opportunities for Artists? 3.12.2024 | www.youtube.com
Sepideh Rahaa, Hanna Kosonen, Marja Helander
From Caring to Provocation 14.1.2025 | www.youtube.com
Plan B, Marisa Huhmarniemi, Nina Rantala
Green Art 14.1.2025 | www.youtube.com
Paula Toppila, Saara Korpela, Egle Oddo
Art as a Leverage for Sustainability 20.1. 2025 | www.youtube.com
Saskia Signori, Veronika Vegesent
As an Artist in a Sparsely Populated Area 20.1.2025
Valentina Gelain, Bekim Hasaj, Pia Syrén
part 1 www.youtube.com, part 2 www.youtube.com
Art for The Sake of Good 22.1.2025 | www.youtube.com
Katja Arapova, Olli Ruokolainen
New Copyright Question in Visual Arts Field 20.5.2025 | www.youtube.com
Tommi Nilsson, Ali Abaday
Curating a Digital Gallery 21.5.2025 | www.youtube.com
Annet Dekker, Anna Laamanen, Ville Laaksonen
What is KUVATA
With the aim to produce targeted training for visual artists, the KUVATA project creates equal opportunities for visual artists in today’s evolving world through knowledge and education.
The main project partner is Tampere University of Applied Sciences (TAMK). The University of Lapland’s Faculty of Art and Design will yield training in areas such as sustainability, responsibility, and anti-racism in the visual arts. Globe Art Point will supply educational content on topics such as equality, diversity, and ethics in the field of art, not forgetting copyright issues.
More information here: www.tuni.fi.