Sámi Artist Network Wins Munch Prize Focused on Freedom of Expression
The jury cited the network’s support for Indigenous artists and its work to bring Sámi knowledge into established art worlds.
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The Munch Prize celebrates artistic freedom and individual experimentation. This year, it was attributed to the collective of Sami artists Dáiddadalllu "for his relevant work in supporting indigenous artists", the jury emphasizes.
Sámi artist network Dáiddadállu Receive Munch Award For Artistic Freedom
The Sámi artist network Dáiddadállu has been announced as the recipient of this year’s Munch Award celebrating artistic freedom. The award is presented annually by the Munch Museum in Oslo, and comes with a monetary prize of NOK 300,000 ($31,200). It is awarded to artists working in the spirit of Edvard Munch, who championed artistic […]
Sámi network Dáiddadállu win MUNCH Award
Máret Ánne Sara, Gutted – Gávogálši (detail), 2022. Photo: Michael Miller / OCA The 22-strong Sámi network Dáiddadállu has won the third MUNCH Award. The group is made up of individual artists, filmmakers, musicians authors, television and filmmakers from across the Norwegian, Swedish and Finnish regions of Sápmi (the territory traditionally inhabited by the Sámi people, which also includes parts of Russia). They will receive NOK 300,000 (£23,60…
The Sami artist network Dáiddadállu receives this year's Munch prize. They receive recognition for their work in building and strengthening Sami art and infrastructure.
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