What makes indigenous artists tick?

In this episode you'll join Dáiddadállus talkstage led by Dine Arnannguaq Fenger Lynge in getting to know our participants, Beaska Niillas, Juno Berthelsen, Qivioq Løvstrøm and Stina Aletta Aikio. 

With backgrounds ranging from the Deatnu riverside in Sápmi to Nuuk city in Kalaallit Nunaat and Indigenous politics to spacial arts, Beaska, Berthelsen, Løvstrøm and Aikio open up about what has driven them to their professions. They discuss their differences and find common values in their motivations, as they share stories that they have carried with them on their journeys to where they are today. 

Thank you to all participants,

Dine Arnannguaq Fenger Lynge (Daily manager at Dáiddadállu)

Beaska Niillas (Board member of Dáiddadállu, Leader of Norwegian Sámi Association (NSR) at the Sámi Parliament in Norway)

Juno Berthelsen (Board member of Naleraq)

Qivioq Løvstrøm (Assistant Professor at University of Greenland)

Stina Aletta Aikio (Spacial artist)

And a special thanks to our artists for letting us use their Fosen sound-art at the end of this episode: 

"Ššš" by Máret Ánne Sara with Dáiddadállu - Sámi Artist Network and Tenthaus Oslo.

Read our article where we further explore the topic on our website: ⁠https://www.daiddadallu.com/podcast/⁠

Produced by Dáiddadállu - Sámi Artist Network

Editing, sound design and theme music by Anthoni Hætta 

Graphic design by Kamilla Marie Triumf Oppheim 

Funded by Kulturdirektoratet and The Fritt Ord Foundation