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If you can dream it, you can do it
“If you can dream it, you can do it” workshop consisted of making video art together with local students from Inusullivik school, Narsaq. In the workshop, we explored the participants’ future images and local ecocultures through writing, conversations, filming and recording. During the workshop, we provided a glimpse of what it is like to work…
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Joy of creation and wildlife
One of the workshops was held with lower secondary students at the school in Narsaq. The students created masks of Greenlandic animals using recycled materials and watercolour pencils. Together with their teachers, they translated the animal names into several languages. The goal was to use sustainable materials and support place-based learning rooted in the students’…
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Workshops for Utsjoki snow and winter
In this land-based art education project, pupils in Utsjoki’s local schools joined in different snow and winter-themed workshops. The project aimed to develop Arctic art education through workshops and explore and support schoolchildren’s relationship with nature and local culture through contemporary art.
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House Marks
In the house mark workshop, participants designed their personal house marks, which were then cut as large stencils on sturdy paper. The stencils were then brought outside into the snow, where the marks were realised using fine ash. Finally, the completed stencils were hung on display on one of the school’s dining room walls.
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Tales of the Snow
In the Stories about Snow workshop, the students shared their experiences of the nature of Utsjoki and their relationship with it by storytelling. The purpose of the workshop was to reflect on one’s own relationship with nature and express thoughts through snow sculpting art.
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Animations of winter in Utsjoki
In the animation workshop, the pupils did their own winter-themed stop-motion animations using different techniques like using objects, movement and drawing. Materials were found around the school, like art and craft materials, but also everyday odjects and snow and nature outside. The first half of the workshop was aimed at learning about animation and being…
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Nomadic Hub of AAE in Narsaq
The Nomadic Hub of Arctic Art Education, a travelling centre for Arctic art education, established its contemporary art education activities in early April 2025 in Narsaq, South Greenland, with a focus on the region’s cultural, social, and ecological conditions.
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Nomadic hub of AAE in Karasjok
The theme of the Nomadic Hub was the river which flows through the Karasjok village. The topic was connected to northern nature and relevant to the participants, eighth-grade pupils, and to their everyday lives.
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Sustainability portraits animations
Our project was to implement a workshop in Vikajärvi School for grades 3-6. The goal was to explore participants’ identities through introspection, cooperative art-based activities and personal relations to Vikajärvi. We approached the theme of sustainability portraits through the community and its members’ ability to change and adapt.
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