Weekend Wrap
A touch of classical and a hint of the heavier stuff
Finnish rally prodigy Kalle Rovanperä raced to the podium this week at WRC Sweden, becoming the youngest person in history to do so.
Jaanus Ree/Red Bull Content PoolThis week served a creative mashup of arts, with a touch of classical and a hint of the heavier stuff. Discover the past seven days in lifestyle and entertainment from a Finnish perspective.
Made by Choice shows its true colours at Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair. (Photo: Hanna Anonen/Made by Choice) Read Financial Times’ article
The Finnish pavilion in Dubai is inspired by an Arabian tent and a thin layer of first snow. (Photo: JKMM Architects) Read Designboom’s article
Digital has caught up with analogue at Aalto Acoustics Lab. (Photo: Aalto Acoustics Lab) Read New Atlas’ article
Goodbye Soviet Union tells the story of one family’s journey from communism to capitalism. (Photo: Elen Lotman/Exitfilm) Read Cineuropa’s article
Remedy controlled the prize table at the DICE Awards. (Photo: Remedy) Read our Daily brief
Pajtim Statovci writes about involuntary new beginnings. (Photo: Anniliina Lassila) Read The Guardian’s article
Gentle leader Osmo Vänskä has begun his reign at the Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra. (Photo: Lisa-Marie Mazzucco) Read The Korea Herald’s article
Lost Society have found themselves at the edge of something new with their upcoming album. (Photo: Sam Jämsen) Read Music Finland’s article
Developer Platonic Partnership has turned unfortunate personal experiences into a game. (Photo: Platonic Partnership) Read gamesindustry.biz’s article