Launch of Residency B28

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Residency B28 is a Nordic creative residency programme in Suomenlinna. Nordic Culture Point’s aim with the residency programme is to offer artists, cultural producers, artisans, and researchers in art and culture the opportunity to focus on their work and network in a Nordic context.

What’s it like to create on an island? What’s been going on in the B28 residency building? We interview artists who’ve worked in B28 and other creatives on islands in the Nordic Region.

Come and be inspired by residency opportunities within the Nordic art and culture scene with a focus on creative processes. We’ll be offering drinks and snacks.

The launch event will take place both in person at our library in Kaisaniemi and online. Register for the event through this link (opens in a new tab).

You can watch the livestream below. A recording of the event will also be available here afterwards.

If you’d like to participate in the online event, join us via this link. The link will open in Microsoft Teams, but there’s no need to log in. You can join using your browser or the Teams app on your computer or mobile device. To share a comment or ask a question during the programme, click on the small speech bubble icon on your screen.

Programme

17:00 Welcome!

Why a Nordic Residency? Gitte Wille, Director of Nordic Culture Point
Residency B28 – Anki Hellberg-Sågfors, Cultural Developer, Nordic Culture Point

17:20 Why is Nordic co-operation in the arts important?

Maaretta Jaukkuri, curator and professor of contemporary art – interviewed by Anki Hellberg-Sågfors

17:40 Break with refreshments

18:00 Artists on Islands – panel discussion hosted by artist and writer Emma Clear

Susanne Danig, director, BIRCA Residency, Bornholm, Denmark
Corinne Mustonen, dancer, previous resident artist at Residency B28, Finland
Soko Hwang, curator and artistic director, Drifts Festival

18:45 Q&A

18:55 Application round opens

Anki Hellberg-Sågfors, Nordic Culture Point

19:00 Live stream ends

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Nordic Culture Point has been granted the EcoCompass environmental certificate. We’re making every endeavour to reduce our carbon footprint, which is why all travel within the organisation is carefully planned. Use public transport when you visit us, and you’ll contribute to a greener cultural scene, too! 

Nordic Culture Point strives to organise accessible events where everyone can equally participate. In the following link, you will find information about the accessibility of our facilities. Please inform us in advance if you have any specific accessibility requirements. We will do our best to accommodate them.

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