a video interview with Portuguese artivist Rita Marcalo
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Conversations with movers and shakers from around the world
“What today seems to be a defeat might, in time, turn out to be positive”
Dance artist Nurbak Batulla shares some fascinating insights into Tatar culture and the world’s most boring martial art
Read More“Having a rest is political”
Hannah Sampé shares her thoughts about her practice as a dancer and not dancing during her residency in Varjakka in 2021
Read More“One Should Live While Alive”
Tuvan musician Sugder Ludup talks with Lölä about the connections between music and Shamanism
Read More“It all comes from listening respectfully and gently”
in discussion with Swedish breakdancer Pontus Linder about breaking out of the breaking scene
Read More“Collaborating is an Artform in Itself”
artist and activist Emma Lewis-Jones in conversation
Read More“The right little things lead to exciting harvests”
an afternoon in the luscious gardens of Kristiina Valtanen
Read More“Only Leaving the Comfort Zone Brings the Change”
a lockdown connection with international multimedia artist Niklas Zidarov, discussing the integration of digital and nature in his work
Read More“Everybody wins when art organisations unite with tech companies”
an afternoon around the table with one of Oulu’s finest digital gurus: Toni Alatalo
Read More“Grief can be destructive and generous at the same time”
a deep talk with dance artist Silja Tuovinen, touching on Oulu, conflict and grief
Read More“If something is about to happen, there can’t be an obstacle”
in discussion with Moscow-based filmmaker Elena Gutkina
Read More“The Stage Can Be Anywhere”
Jussi Alaraasakka chats about making music in and out of the studio
Read More“Suffering doesn’t seem healthy anymore”
Jarkko Halunen gives us in insight into producing huge festivals, being in a rock & roll band and having fun
Read More“It’s fun to have art in weird places”
Visual artist Mirjami Mäkelä on knitting graffiti in the forest
Read More“To change something, make the existing model obsolete”
discussing technology and art with Jarmo Mikkola, health tech innovator
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