Exploring Arctic StoryWorlds: Blending Arts, Science, and Indigenous Knowledge

Mar 5, 2024 | News

  • Date: March 5, 2024
  • George Washington University, NNA Annual Meeting

During the NNA Annual Meeting, George Washington University hosted the exhibition “Arctic StoryWorlds: Weaving Different Ways of Knowing through Arts, Science, Local, and Indigenous Knowledge.” Curated by Olga Zaslavskaya and Vera Kuklina, this exhibition is a profound testament to the power of integrating diverse epistemological perspectives, fostering innovative solutions, and nurturing a nuanced understanding of the intricate Arctic environment. On 6 March, Vera Kuklina and Beili Liu, co-leaders of ArtSLInK, spoke at the Plenary Panel titled “Diverse Ways of Knowing: Linking Science, Indigenous Knowledge, and the Arts.”

Latest News

Getting to Know Local Plants Using Clay

Getting to Know Local Plants Using Clay

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...

Arctic StoryWorlds: Frozen Matters

Arctic StoryWorlds: Frozen Matters

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...

Frozen Matters in the Arctic

Frozen Matters in the Arctic

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...