The group exhibition deconstructs often-overlooked colonial processes within Europe and examines current forms of belonging. It brings together diverse voices from indigenous, local, and transnational artists from Northern Europe who engage with the active production of locality—that is, the place as lived experience. How can we rethink location, and who has the rights and opportunities to participate in the social and cultural shaping of spaces? Through various media, the participating artists negotiate transnational perspectives, the spirituality of nature, and contemporary engagements with the traditions of the Inuit and Sami.
Curated by Kathrin Becker and Christine Nippe
Landscapes of Belonging
March 6, 2022 – July 3, 2022
Pia Ârĸê, Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen, Ewa Einhorn & Jeuno JE Kim, Birit Haarla & Katja Haarla & Outi Pieski, Julie Edel Hardenberg, Hanni Kamaly, Lap-See Lam, Britta Marakatt-Labba, Fatima Moallim, Hans Rosenström, Sara Rönnbäck, Elsa Salonen, Magnús Sigurðarson, Erika Stöckel, Lada Suomenrinne
Supported by the Finland Institute in Germany and the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Berlin
In collaboration with the Swedish Embassy in Berlin
Maschinenhaus M1 / M1 VideoSpace
KINDL – Center for Contemporary Art
