Rainer Knapas

Rainer Knapas (b. 1946) is a Finnish philosopher, art and cultural historian, editor, and researcher. He has worked at the Finnish National Board of Antiquities, the University of Helsinki, and the Swedish Literary Society. His wide-ranging essays and columns address cultural and literary history, architecture, and heritage. He is an honorary doctor of the University of Helsinki, recognized for his contributions to Finnish cultural scholarship. Knapas remains a significant voice in debates on art and cultural history in Finland.

Alvar Aalto, one of the most important architects of modernism, was born 125 years ago. He grew up in Jyväskylä in central Finland. The opening of the Aalto2 museum hub occurred on 27 May as the highlight of the anniversary year. It combines two Alvar Aalto-designed edifices, the Museum of Central Finland (1956-61, 1991) and […]

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