Pasi Klemettinen’s book \”The Night Side of Folk Beliefs\” presents creatures left in darkness, which have played a significant role in Finnish mythology and which have also influenced the everyday life of Finns.
The boy and the goblin, a fairy tale illustration by Frederik Hendriksen from 1884. The mountain goblins could throw stones at people and cause a bad effect. …
The freight station, which has overcome the threat of demolition, will soon open as a concert and event hall for more than a thousand people. Next year, for example, Saimaa, Aikakone, Ismo Alanko and Yona will perform on the station.
The threat of demolition and the people’s movement, the legendary move to 28 meters away.
Few buildings have evoked as many emotions in Finland as the Art Nouveau-style goods station in Tampere, completed in 1907.
The renovated station now gets a new life as a concert and event hall for more than a thousand people.
The renovation of the listed building has taken time and money. This is what it looks like from the outside now. …
It is impossible to become a good writer without reading. The lack of reading can be seen in some of the debut books, whose authors want to benefit from the author title, writes Salmi.
Guidelines for the use of emojis are drawn up in working life, because ambiguous symbols are easily misunderstood.
– Many messages would seem much more matter-of-fact without that emoji, but it is still pushed everywhere. I interpret it as very awkward and I don’t really know how to react to it.
If Mäenpää received the emoji in question from a colleague, for example, in connection with a request or a joke, he would not be sure what or who the emoji’s troubled laugh was referring to.
According to Mäenpää, the differences between generations can be seen in the use of emojis. He says that older generations use a lot of traditional emojis, such as the smiley, thumbs up or poop emoji.
– My friends would use a smiley or a thumbs up emoji sarcastically, and no one would use a poop emoji. It reminds me of Facebook moms.
People interpret emojis in different ways, and their use can cause misunderstandings within the work community.
Typically, middle-aged people take emojis literally.
Samu Mäenpää says that several emojis are ambiguous. For example, overshooting smiles or crying faces can be read other than literally. …
This is already the third robbery in two weeks, when climate activists throw food on valuable works of art.
Giving up oil is an easy trick.
– Stop using oil. It’s a *piece of cake*, shouted one of the protesters.
It was not the first time that activists \”caked\” a work of art.
The work was not damaged because it was protected by bulletproof glass.
The hayfields were pounded with mashed potatoes
In addition, the protesters glued their hands to the wall of the exhibition space.
The environmental movement opposing the use of fossil fuels also published a video about the situation on the messaging service Twitter.
– Do we need mashed potatoes with a painting to get you to listen? This painting is worth nothing if we have to fight for food, said one of the activists, according to the AFP news agency.
The painting with mashed potatoes on top was sold at auction in 2019 for more than 110 million dollars, or almost 100 million euros, to a private buyer, but the work is on permanent loan at the Museum Barberin in Germany.
A spokesperson for the museum said on Sunday evening that the work was behind protective glass and was not damaged. According to the museum, the work will be on display again on Wednesday.
The museum also said that the police were called to the scene. When the authorities arrived at the art museum, the activists were quickly freed from the wall.
Van Gogh’s Sunflowers were covered in tomato soup
A similar protest took place in London almost three weeks ago, when activists threw tomato soup at Vincent van Gogh’s *Sunflowers* painting in London’s National Gallery.
– Which is more valuable, art or life? one of the activists shouted after throwing soup on the painting, the activists declared.
The value of the work painted in the 1880s is estimated to be almost one hundred million euros.
According to the museum, the painting was protected by a glass cover and was not damaged in the rapture.
Activists glued their hands to the wall in front of a Van Gogh painting in London in early October. …
Ballet Finland, a dance group operating outside of the National Ballet, employs mainly Finnish dancers. There is sleep for the morning classes.
Tanış is a promising choreographer of the new generation and a dancer of the National Ballet. Ballet Finland’s work is a tribute to the 100-year history of both the group and the Aleksanteri Theater in Finland.
The dancers are excited about Ballet Finland.
– There are a lot of professional dancers outside of the National Ballet. Ballet Finland offers us morning classes, which is important so that we can maintain our professionalism, says Aino Louhivaara.
– Ballet Finland is also very important in that you get to realize yourself as a dancer outside of the National Ballet as well, Katerina Torp states.
– As wonderful as it was to work at the National Ballet, as a freelancer I have been able to choose which projects I join, Luukas states.
Emrecan Tanış is a promising young Choreographer. …
Sacheen Littlefeather, who championed indigenous causes, was not an Indian, the sisters reveal.
– He lived in a fantasy world and died in his fantasy world, Orlandi says in the article.
The issue was reported by several American media, including Insider.
Littlefeather, whose real name was Marie Louise Cruz, died of breast cancer that had spread to her lungs at the age of 75 in early October.
Littlefeather has said in interviews that his father belonged to the indigenous peoples of North America and that his mother was a European-American.
Littlefeather also said that he was ethnically part of the American White Mountain Apache tribe, but that he grew up mostly with his mother’s parents.
– It was all a scam. This is disgusting both to indigenous peoples and to our own parents, Cruz said.
Members of the White Mountain Apache tribe told the San Francisco Chronicle that no evidence of Littlefeather’s membership in the tribe has been found.
Became famous for his stunt at the Oscars
Marlon did not want to accept the award, as he criticized the American film industry’s portrayal of Native Americans as distorted.
Brando hoped that Littlefeather would refuse the award for him at the gala and read a speech that Brando had written.
On live TV, during Littlefeather’s speech, he was interrupted by boos. The speech also caused applause, but Littlefeather himself later said that he had experienced racism at the gala. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences apologized for the incident last June.