On the Night of the Arts 15.8. Finnish Animation Guild and MUU ry are organizing an traditional and popular short animation screening at Cable Factory's Konttori. In this year's screening audience has an oportunity to enjoy briljant and awarded short animations from Helsinki based animation company Animaatiokopla. Animaatiokopla is a 20-year-old company whose purpose is to produce good animation for the world and support the artistic, mental and physical well-being and growth of its members. Animaatiokopla's members are diamond-hard experts…
Finnish Animation Guild’s new series of Masterclasses offer an unique opportunity for the audience to hear more about animation art. In this series a diverse selection of Finnish and international animation artists talks about their films and working process. In the beginning of each Masterclass we have also a honor to screen their selected works. Lucija Mrzljak -masterclass Wednesday 20th of March from 6.00.pm to 7.00pm The Cable Factory's Konttori, Kaapeliaukio 3, Helsinki The speaker of the first Masterclass is…
The second Animation Mentor -program came to an end on February 15th, when the program's mentees and mentors meet at the program's closing ceremony at Helsinki's Lasipalatsi. In the meeting, the experiences and learnings of the last six months were reviewed, the inputs at the beginning of the program were reflected to the current situation and how the goals were realized. In this program participants were Marika Nieminen's who's mentor was Joonas Utti, Petri Järvinen with mentor Nick Dorra and…
Finnish Animation Guild calls for work proposals / ideas from its members for an animation-themed group exhibition. From the ideas, a proposal for an exhibition ensemble is curated for The Kunsthalle Helsinki's open call for exhibitions. The Taidehalli Foundation selects the exhibitions to be implemented for the summer of 2025. We are looking for innovative, creative and resourceful proposals for works that highlight the many different techniques, styles and forms of animation art. The only limit is your own ingenuity…