Julie Edel Hardenberg: Nipangersitassaanngitsut // Those who can’t be silenced
The retrospective solo exhibition with Julie Edel Hardenberg is opening on Wednesday the 24th of May. The exhibition questions Nordic history, it’s presence and relevance in Greenland…

NUUK NORDIC CULTURE FESTIVAL
The festival is happening on the 25th to the 28th of May. At Nuuk Art Museum you can see the solo exhibition by Julie Edel Hardenberg, and the installation “Arctic Armpit”. At KIMIK’s workshop families can create caves, and we are creators of the talkscene at Katuaq in collaboration with Daiddadallu, who are doing an outdoors exhibition as well…

Reflecting Nuuk Nordic
Reflecting Nuuk Nordic is a stage for talks in relation to Nuuk Nordic Culture Festival. On stage, discussions are presented about coloniality, belonging, the Nordic and Arctic relations, the conditions of the artists, the art and cultural institutions, the role of museums and much more…

DDDDD – Duot Dát DD Dáidda
An outdoor exhibition with members of the Sami artist collective Daiddadallu, exhibited for Nuuk Nordic Culture Festival. The exhibition features both quiet and poetic aesthetics, humor, innovative design and poking political remarks…

Arctic Armpit
This site-specific installation is made up of over 400 bottles of Palmolive Men Pure Arctic roll-on deodorant. The installation is a part of Nuuk Nordic Culture Festival, and plays on a series of underlying, overlapping tensions characterizing the Arctic today…

Performance Art from Finland
The six artists; Katri Kainulainen, Maximilian Latva, Tomasz Szrama, Antti Ahonen, Linda Granfors and Aura Hakuri – are touring across the Nordic Countries in order to present Finnish performance art and make it more known in all of the corners of the North. Greenland and Nuuk Nordic Culture Festival is their first stop on this exciting journey…

Stitching Together
Stitching Together contemplates the relationships between land, kinship ties, and Indigenous bodily sovereignty through how we fashion, adorn, imagine, and armor ourselves and our loved ones…

New books about art in Greenland
The publishing house Epsilon, in a collaboration with Nuuk Art Museum, publishes eight small specialist books for children about the art of Greenland.

Podcast: Behind the Art // Gaze

In this episode the curation about the artists gaze at Nuuk Art Museum is introduced. The works by the Danish artist Emanuel A. Petersen and the Danish photographer Jette Bang are examined…