ArctiCulture | As a reindeer herder, Issát Turi always knows where his food comes from. It wasn’t until he tried to set his craft down
Category: ArctiCulture
The joik is never the same
ArctiCulture | Frode Fjellheim’s Orchestral Joik Project is more than just traditional Sámi singing backed by symphonic sound
Blue is the new cerulean
ArctiCulture | Sustainability gurus are trying to convince us to look towards the oceans for our clothing. They are starting with the top of the fashion chain
Rewriting the story of the Arctic
ArctiCulture | The Sámi Film Institute is working with film-development institutes in Greenland and Nunavut to establish a fund to support indigenous filmmaking
A place for their art
ArctiCulture | An experiment at Norwegian museum earlier this year is the latest among Northern indigenous groups to ensure they have a home for their
Culture will keep us together
ArctiCulture | It isn’t just the artists who want to put culture centre stage in the Arctic
Cultural evolution
ArctiCulture | The Arctic has long attracted the south’s gaze. Now, the region’s artists want it to lend its ears
Everything you always wanted to know about Arctic arts (but were afraid to ask)
ArctiCulture | Last month’s Arctic Arts Summit provided an insight into what the region’s artists think about the future of the Arctic. And an opportunity
Respected, and now permitted
Foreground | The organisers of the Eurovision Song Contest have changed their minds about allowing the Saami to wave their flag during Europe’s campiest hour
Something Northern this way comes
ArctiCulture | Watch out Nordic noir, polar horror is right behind you
Poking at the bear
Foreground | Norway airs a realpolitik TV drama
The faces behind the masks
ArctiCulture | A show about artist Henri Matisse’s second-hand depictions of the people formerly known as Eskimos says much about the artist but less about