Journal is Nordrom Kunst’s editorial publication documenting contemporary art and cultural life across the Nordic Arctic.
It brings together artist conversations, studio visits, field notes and reports from across Northern Norway, Northern Sweden, Northern Finland and Sápmi.
All Conversations Reports On View Field Notes Studio Visits
Conversations
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Ingeborg Annie Lindahl, landscape as a way of seeing life
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YLVA SAHLSTRÖM
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understory
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Sirin Sponga, Wool, Silence and Other Ways of Knowing
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Aleksander Johan Andreassen on Space, Behaviour and Everyday Choreographies
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Ina Otzko on Listening, Belonging and Artistic Exchange
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Mia Gjerdrum at Krane Gallery in Tromsø
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Camilla Thuv Nilsen: Memory, Presence and Material in Contemporary Art
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Kristin Romberg: Belonging to Space
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Mari Bø
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Ingrid Bjørnaali
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Kristin Holm Dybvig
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Marianne Johansen: Painting as Body, Emotion and Lived Experience
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Darya Kudari
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Interview with Ingunn Skogholt
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Zema Contemporary
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Interview with Máté Orr
Reports
On View
Field Notes
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What Can a City Take With It?
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When the Art System Becomes More Important Than the Art
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What Does It Take to Stay?
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When a Border Becomes an Artistic Medium
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When the Exhibition Moves
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What Makes an Art Centre a Centre?
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Who Gets to Be a Northern Artist?
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Before the Academy
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What Comes Next for Art in the North?
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What Does It Mean to Work as an Artist in the North?
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Who Supports Art in the North?
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Not Everything Needs Visibility
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The Museumification of the North
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After the Snowmobiles
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Performing Wilderness
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The Data Center Landscape
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Rendering the Arctic
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Empty Homes, Full Seasons
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The Northern Lights Economy
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Sápmi Is Not a Metaphor
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Tromsø Is Not a Postcard
Studio Visits
Coming soon — this category is reserved for future editorial visits to artists’ working studios.