Provenance Research Day
Sámi collections in European museums have a long history. Since 17th century Sámi heritage has been collected from Sápmi. Today, many museums are struggling with indigenous heritage and how to work with it and what to do about repatriation.
Image gallery
Blick in Áimmuin: sámische Objekte aus der Sammlung des MEK und neues Duodji, hergestellt von Lova Lundberg
Blick in Áimmuin: sámische Objekte aus der Sammlung des MEK und neues Duodji, hergestellt von Elle Valkeapää
Zwei Šaamšiǩ (skoltsámische Mützen), hergestellt von Heini Wesslin
Eine Cuipi (Männermütze) aus der sámischen Sammlung am MEK im Dialog mit einer neuen, hergestellt von Ellen Berit Dalbakk
This discussion will look at the relationship to ancestral heritage, what it means and how it can influence the duodji (Sámi handicraft) today. Provenance researcher Eeva-Kristiina Nylander and duojárat (Sámi artisans) Ellen Berit Dalbakk, Lova Isabella Lundberg, Elle Valkeapää and Heini Wesslin discuss these and other questions related to museum collections and duodji.
This event will be held in English and is included in museum admission.
Additional information
Meeting point: foyer
Price info: plus admission
Price info: plus admission
Accessibility
The venue has limited barrier-free access.
Dates
April 2025
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