IN PICTURES: The weekend wrap

Finnish skateboard brand Happy Hour Skateboards opted for the long road home. (Photo: Mikko Kempas) Read our feature

Reetta Kalajo had a chat about Interwoven, a new exhibition at EMMA Museum. (Photo: Ari Karttunen/EMMA) Read TL Magazine’s article

Kaija Saariaho’s music resembles a miniature glass sculpture, with its delicate and refined form. (Photo: Kaija Saariaho) Read the Irish Times’ article

Finnish comic artist Tiitu Takalo has signed a publishing deal to tell the inspiring story of her childhood district, Tammela, to international audiences. (Photo: Tiitu Takalo) Read Publishers Weekly’s article

Helsinki Fashion Week becomes the first of its kind to allow only non-animal-derived leather in garments and accessories in July. (Photo: Kaisa Syrjänen) Read Forbes’ article

Visual artist Antti Laitinen will showcase his down-to-earth experimental art in two exhibitions to kick off the Finnish presidency of the European Union. (Photo: Antti Laitinen) Read TL Magazine’s article

Three Finnish films will bring a warm breeze of eclectic content to the Scandinavian Film Week in Mexico City. (Photo: AV-Arkki) Read AV-Arkki’s article

CupofTherapy and Redhill Games inked major deals this week. (Photo: Cup of Therapy) Read our Daily Brief

Klaus Härö, the director of Golden Globe-nominated The Fencer, has wrapped up shooting for his new feature film, Life After Death. (Photo: Tuomo Manninen) Read Screen Daily’s article

Modern pioneers of Finnish jazz Timo Lassy and Teppo Mäkynen have put out a new album, which is gaining international traction. (Photo: Tero Ahonen)