Weekend Wrap
Musical leadership, tales from the dark and witty design
The in-creeping winter spreads joy in the far north.
Stepan SarpanevaNordic noir pushes through in literature and film as the Moomins find a timely companion. Take a look at recent creativity from a Finnish perspective. (click for slideshow)
Netflix makes Fisher King an accessory in a Bordertown spinoff film. (Photo: Fisher King Production) Read Variety’s story
Conductivity is a rare glimpse into the life of young conductors. (Photo: Tuffi Films)
Bestseller feels comfortable with Spinnova. (Photo: Spinnova) Read Fibre2Fashion’s story
A unique music and ceramics studio by ORTRAUM architects is hidden in East Helsinki. (Photo: Marc Goodwin/ORTRAUM architects) Read Dezeen’s story
Finnish music education is on beat. (Photo: Inka Porttila) Read FMQ’s special feature
Berry Creative’s stamps carry an urgent message. (Photo: Berry Creative) Read Dezeen’s story
The artificial and natural blend into one in Tuomas A. Laitinen’s work. (Photo: Ilkka Saastamoinen) Read The Finnish Institute’s interview
Moomins make Stepan Sarpaneva tick. (Photo: Moomin Characters) Read Quill & Pad’s story
Promo shoots can inform and inspire, as was the case with Auri. (Photo: Facebook/Auri) Read Louder’s story
Max Seeck began writing in his thirties and is now read in over thirty countries. (Photo: Facebook/Max Seeck) Listen to Monocles interview