
Kristillinen taidesäätiö
Helsinki, Finland
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Founded in 2011, Kristillinen taidesäätiö is a grant-making foundation based in Helsinki, Finland working on arts & culture, religion & faith.
Kristillinen taidesäätiö is a Finnish foundation that promotes Christian art and awards grants to artists, art researchers, hobbyists and art communities. It was established in 2011 by the Kristillinen taideseura (Christian Art Society) and registered in the foundations register in 2012. Its grants support artistic work and art research, including small awards of up to 2,000 euros, and it also supports art education and making art known. The foundation runs projects such as the John the Baptist oratorio and a christening bowl design competition, and it accepts donations and bequests. Its activities are based in Helsinki, Finland, and grant applications are accepted online.
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John the Baptist -oratorio
Arts & Culture · Finland
Oratorio by Heikki Sarmanto with libretto by Kim Rich, premiered on 11.11.2016 at Johanneksenkirkko in Helsinki and performed in several Finnish cities in 2017. Project run in 2013-17.