During MUST summer field research in Lulea, artist Alexandra Ianchenko (Tallinn, Estonia) led the research team in a drawing exercise. The experience helped train the eyes of the researchers to see the city with a deeper understanding of how the various parts fit together. See the results and learn more about sketching as an ethnographic tool in Sasha’s new blog post
Workshop by Aleksandra Ianchenko
Urban sketching in Lulea
After-sketching discussion
Fairbanks, June 23, 2024 During the visit to Fairbanks, the MUST project team led by Vera Kuklina collaborated with Kelsey Aho, the Alaskan artist who organized a workshop “Getting to know local plants using clay.” OneTree Alaska space gallery is...
Don't miss your chance to dive into the captivating world of the Arctic at the exhibition "Arctic StoryWorlds: Frozen Matters," open until June 8, 2024. If you're in Bodø, Norway this week, visit Siggeruds Galleri at Professor Schyttes gate 3, 8006 to experience a...
Today, 29 May 2024, we are excited to announce the opening of the exhibition "Arctic StoryWorlds: Frozen Matters" in Bodø, Norway. Еxhibition is an integral component of the Arts, Science, Local, and Indigenous Knowledge (ArtSLInK) program. Developed collaboratively...
