Weekend Wrap
IN PICTURES: The weekend wrap
A fresh take on Finland, tweaking orchestras and still breathing architecture. Take a look at the past seven days in entertainment from a Finnish perspective.
Children Of Bodom bassist Henkka T. Blacksmith reflects on the band’s illustrious career in the world of metal. (Photo: Children Of Bodom) Read the Hysteriamag article
Finnish film is being screened in Switzerland and the US. (Photo: SES) Read our article
Two Finnish artists have created a powerful commentary on the rising sea levels that threaten our planet. (Photo: Screenshot/Vimeo) Read the My Modern Met article
Mixed martial artist Makwan Amirkhani sees a rosy future ahead for the sport in Finland. (Photo: Twitter) Read our article
Finnish choreographer Jorma Elo’s work has redefined what it means to put movements to music. (Photo: Rosalie O’Connor) Read the Jerusalem Post article
Helsinki’s Amos Rex museum and cinema – proof that Finnish architectural culture is alive and well. (Photo: Museot) Read the Architects Journal article
Finnish slide-guitarist Erja Lyytinen’s new album sees her “stepping into a new territory, musically and spiritually”. (Photo: Erja Lyytinen) Read the Broadway World article
Esa-Pekka Salonen says tweak the orchestra, don’t blow it up. (Photo: Fidelio Arts) Read the New York Times article
Miia Tervo’s debut feature Aurora takes a snapshot of modern-day Finland from a refreshing angle (Photo: Filmikamari) Read the Screen Anarchy article