Dän äłe sh’e là k’e, kwäsho nu’uts’at sh’į.
Katth’e Norway, kwätl’ay, 2017. K’ę, äyet-tl’ay k’e, 2019, Finland, äkwäzha, Finnish ministry of education and culture ye. The Canada Council for The Arts, Ye Government of Yukon, K’e-ghànda, äłushujel, shį, 2022 K’e, Kwänlin Yukon Yu.
2022 k’e A.A.S, dän, äłeshulàl, sh’i, Kwäkü keye, kwäts’än Artist Driven Exchanges, ye dän Kwänje, ghàna, ghàkunjè däw.
Themes of the 2022 Summit
Aka’ndür dän k’e, ghàndà, kwädàch’el:
- Nän / Nün: Language, Community, Heritage, Identity
- Indigenous Sovereignty: Self-determination, Indigenization and Decolonization
- Ch’i cha jų̃ kwa’ch’e: Environmental Sustainability, Crisis and Action
- Ts’esi / Ghàts’esi: Makers, Making, and Sharing Artistic Production
- Dän däw kwenjè: Institutions & Ethics, Engagements, Education, Policy, Protocol, Repatriation
- Nänkai akändür dän äłek’e ädesedèyè: Cooperation and Mobility
- Jų̃ ts’e’į: Digital Arts, Data, Access, New Media
- Uts’an kwäts’eden-ji: Artists, Movements and Social Change
- Aku’u ch’e nuu: New Directions, Youth Voices, Imaginings
About the Digital Program
Leading up to the in-person Summit, online participants are invited to explore and interact on the Arctic Arts Summit website. Âkwändür k’uk kaiy kighą kwädàndür.
Engage with 2022 Arctic Arts Summit themes, connect with Northern arts and culture, and discover more with guest curator Spotlights. New content will be added weekly.
About the In-Person Summit
In person summit June 27-29, 2022. Äk’e äłe-shada-dàl. Kwänlindän ye Taa’an kwä ke-ye yu.
Äkwändur, dän day’ye äłeshujel shį ghakuts’uje däw. Âkandur ts’inu-i däw.
About the 2022 Arctic Arts Summit Logo
The Arctic Arts Summit 2022 logo, Doing the Work That We Were Sent Here to Do, was created by Carcross/Tagish First Nation artist Blake Shaá’koon Lepine.
Partners
Many organizations and individuals are involved in making the 2022 Arctic Arts Summit a success. We are grateful for all of the partners who contribute to this important initiative.
