Throughout the week, the Museum focuses on the podcast “Soundscapes”. The podcast consists of soundscapes created for different rooms at the Museum – sounds that might create different and new perceptions of the exhibited art. The podcasts are created by sound designer Siri Paulsen, Sialuk Production.

The full week is free of admission. Podcasts can be borrowed at the art museum.

During the week a world map of the places which the Art Museum has been connected with in the month leading up to the Museum Day will be exhibited. Besides being locally anchored, Nuuk Art Museum additionally collaborates with other institutions both in- and outside Greenland, and is daily receiving and sending inquiries to and from Greenland.

Throughout the week, the Museum focuses on the podcast “Soundscapes”. The podcast consists of soundscapes created for different rooms at the Museum – sounds that might create different and new perceptions of the exhibited art. The podcasts are created by sound designer Siri Paulsen, Sialuk Production.

The full week is free of admission. Podcasts can be borrowed at the art museum.

During the week a world map of the places which the Art Museum has been connected with in the month leading up to the Museum Day will be exhibited. Besides being locally anchored, Nuuk Art Museum additionally collaborates with other institutions both in- and outside Greenland, and is daily receiving and sending inquiries to and from Greenland.

Throughout the week, the Museum focuses on the podcast “Soundscapes”. The podcast consists of soundscapes created for different rooms at the Museum – sounds that might create different and new perceptions of the exhibited art. The podcasts are created by sound designer Siri Paulsen, Sialuk Production.

The full week is free of admission. Podcasts can be borrowed at the art museum.

During the week a world map of the places which the Art Museum has been connected with in the month leading up to the Museum Day will be exhibited. Besides being locally anchored, Nuuk Art Museum additionally collaborates with other institutions both in- and outside Greenland, and is daily receiving and sending inquiries to and from Greenland.

Throughout the week, the Museum focuses on the podcast “Soundscapes”. The podcast consists of soundscapes created for different rooms at the Museum – sounds that might create different and new perceptions of the exhibited art. The podcasts are created by sound designer Siri Paulsen, Sialuk Production.

The full week is free of admission. Podcasts can be borrowed at the art museum.

During the week a world map of the places which the Art Museum has been connected with in the month leading up to the Museum Day will be exhibited. Besides being locally anchored, Nuuk Art Museum additionally collaborates with other institutions both in- and outside Greenland, and is daily receiving and sending inquiries to and from Greenland.

Throughout the week, the Museum focuses on the podcast “Soundscapes”. The podcast consists of soundscapes created for different rooms at the Museum – sounds that might create different and new perceptions of the exhibited art. The podcasts are created by sound designer Siri Paulsen, Sialuk Production.

The full week is free of admission. Podcasts can be borrowed at the art museum.

During the week a world map of the places which the Art Museum has been connected with in the month leading up to the Museum Day will be exhibited. Besides being locally anchored, Nuuk Art Museum additionally collaborates with other institutions both in- and outside Greenland, and is daily receiving and sending inquiries to and from Greenland.

How to exhibit and present the art that is a part of the Greenlandic art history?

Nivi Christensen, head of Nuuk Art Museum, will do a presentation based on papers she previously has presented on conferences in Copenhagen, Stockholm and Oxford. The talk will be about the reflections that are a part of the everyday work and ultimately form the framework of what Nuuk Art Museum looks like today. The talk will be in Danish.