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Design | Jewelry | Sami handicraft
Dáiddadállu - Kautokeino artist collective
DDS - duojáriid ja dáiddáriid searvi - board member
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Dáiddadállu oažžu dán jagáš Munch Award! DD oažžu bálkkašumi dan barggu ovddas maid lea dahkan sámi dáidaga ja kultuvrra ovddideamis ja nannemis. Bálkkašupmi geigejuvvo seremoniijas Oslos golggotmánu 23. b. 2026. Juolludeapmi lea dehálaš dohkkeheapmi dan sajádagas mii DD:s lea, sámi dáiddáriid ja kulturbargiid deaivvadansadjin, bargosadjin ja ovddidanarenan. Vuođđudeami rájes 2014:s, lea DD hábmen dáiddalaš infrastruktuvrra mii hukse struktuvrraid, ovttasbarggu ja doaibmanvejolšvuođa sámi dáidagii. Fierpmádagas leat máŋgga fágasuorggi ja buolvva dáiddárat, geain lea nana gullevašvuohta Sápmái, ja dat ovddida dáiddalaš lonohallama sihke sisriikalaččat ja riikkaidgaskasaččat. /// Dáiddadállu awarded this year’s MUNCH Award! DD is receiving the award for its work in building, strengthening, and developing Sámi art and artistic infrastructure. The award will be presented during a ceremony at MUNCH in Oslo on October 23, 2026. The award represents significant recognition of DD’s importance as an artist-led network, a collaborative workspace, and a development arena for Sámi artists. Since its establishment in 2014, DD has developed an artistic infrastructure that creates structures, collaborations, and scope for action around Sámi artistic practices. The network brings together artists across disciplines and generations, maintaining strong local roots in Sápmi while fostering artistic exchange both nationally and internationally. Loga eanet/Read more about it: Link in bio. Govat/Photos: DD
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ANN SOFIE KALLOK - Suohpansele (Lasso harness) MaterialS: Suohpan/lasso, plastic, silver, brass, metal @annsofie_kallok photo: Dáiddadállu ”I created a bracelet made of suohpan (a throwing rope or lasso used in reindeer herding) back in 2015. For me, it is a special product, a tribute to reindeer herding. In this bracelet, I have taken a tangible element from the daily life of reindeer herding and presented it in a completely different context, elevating the lifestyle into a piece of jewelry. In the reindeer corrals, colorful suohpan stand out in a multitude of hues, worn by everyone from the youngest child to the most seasoned veteran. It is a beautiful sight and a powerful symbol of reindeer herding- a practice that, in turn, is fundamental to Sámi culture and all it provides us. For a cross-disciplinary project in 2024, I created a full-body piece of jewelry, a harness, based on this same concept. The shape of the harness is derived from how the suohpan is worn across the body when not in use, if carrying two different ropes, one drapes them crosswise over the torso.” Fifteen Connections / Femton förbindelser is a group exhibition with fifteen jewellery artists from Sweden, Denmark and Norway, organized in collaboration between PLATINA Stockholm (curator Sofia Björkman), FORMAT Oslo (curators Irija Øwre and Kristin Mannino) and SPACIOUS COPENHAGEN (curator Annette Dam). The exhibition highlights both connections and contrasts, exploring how artists from three Nordic countries develop distinctive expressions and working methods while being part of a shared Nordic and global jewellery context. The exhibition is a travelling exhibition, starting in Stockholm during Stockholm Craft Week. Opening on Thursday 1st of October 15.00-18.00 @sofia_platina @formatoslo @spacious_cph @sthlmcraftweek @stockholmcraftweek @sthlmcraftweek #sthlmcraftweek #platinastockholm #formatoslo #spaciouscph #contemporaryjewellery
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Final dinner in Sápmi following the @wibnmedia journalism awards 🖤 Blessed to wear this stunning two piece by @kirinatha New earrings by Indigenous Sámi designer @annsofie_kallok Boots @bared
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We love a @paniagreenaway powersuit! Earrings by Sámi designer @annsofie_kallok that remind me of Matariki! ✨ Boots @baredfootwear
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Super grateful to be a finalist in the World Indigenous Broadcasters Network (WIBN) alongside five incredible journos from around the world! I’m very lucky to have been able to come to Sápmi, Norway, as a finalist in the awards and experience the culture and people here! Congratulations to our overall winner Umas Suqluman and his team from TITV for their series of reports covering a landslide dam failure in Hualien, Taiwan, last September that killed 19 people and left five missing. The coverage explored post-disaster reconstruction and needs from the perspective of the Indigenous peoples. Such important mahi! My @teaowithmoana story that was chosen examined Australia-based Trans-Tasman Resources’ (TTR) proposal to mine 50 million tonnes of seabed a year in the South Taranaki Bight. The story weighed the proposed economic benefits against concerns from iwi, scientists and environmentalists, uplifted the voices of Taranaki iwi Ngāti Ruanui. Tēnei ka mihi ki ngā pūkōrero katoa i tēnei pūrongo - ngā iwi o Taranaki, otirā, ki a Ngāti Ruanui, ki tōku tīma nō Te Ao with Moana, rātou ko taku whānau nō Whakaata Māori. He mahi tahi tēnei. Thank you so much to the @maoriplus and @wibnmedia team for having me on this epic haerenga 🥰🥰 Wearing blouse and suit by @paniagreenaway Earrings by @annsofie_kallok Boots @baredfootwear
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Min ealjáris dáiddárguoibmi Ann-Sofie Kallok lea mielde joavkočájáhusas Femton Förbindelser (Fifteen connections) ovttas Ruoŧa, Norgga ja Danmárkku dáiddáriiguin. Čájáhus čájehuvvo golmma galleriijas: PLATINA, Stockholm – 1.10.2026 FORMAT, Oslo – 5.11.2026 SPACIOUS CHP, Københámmanis – 28.1.2027 Lea somá oaidnit ahte Ann-Sofie barggut leat válljejuvvon dán davviriikkalaš ovttasbargui, ja illudit čuovvut čájáhusa go dat mátkkošta oaivegávpogis oaivegávpogii! // Our phenomenal artist partner Ann-Sofie Kallok is taking part in the group exhibition Femton Förbindelser (Fifteen Connections), together with artists from Sweden, Norway and Denmark. The exhibition will be presented across three galleries: PLATINA, Stockholm – 1 October 2026 FORMAT, Oslo – 5 November 2026 SPACIOUS CHP, Copenhagen – 28 January 2027 We are thrilled to see Ann-Sofie’s work included in this Nordic collaboration and look forward to following the exhibition as it travels between Stockholm, Oslo and Copenhagen!
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A lot of art is exhibited in various locations in Ubmeje during the Arctic Arts Summit 2026, amongst them our artist partner Ken Are Bongo’s video art, and other artists like Olof Marsja, Monica L Edmondson and many many more. Our artist partner Ann-Sofie Kallok is also there, selling duodji for Sámi Duodji. Liv Aira and Juhán Niila Stålka perfomerd ”the Gift” in the beautiful riverside park. There have also been a lot of strong, emotional and interesting panels like ”Breaking Patterns: Allannguineq” hosted by Nuuk Art Museum. A very cool AR based exhibtion organized by Taqsiqtuut Indigenous Research-Creation Lab can be experienced i Ubemeje all summer, A River Runs Beneath. // Ollu dáidda čájehuvvo iešguđet báikkiin Ubmejes Arctic Arts Summit doaluid oktavuođas, earret eará min dáiddárguoibmi Ken Are Bongo videodáidda, ja eará dáiddárat nugo Olof Marsja, Monica L Edmondson ja máŋga máŋga eará. Doppe lea maid min dáiddárguoibmi Ann-Sofie Kallok, vuovdimin dujiid Sámi Duodji ovddas. Liv Aira ja Juhán Niila Stålka čájeheigga bihtá ”The Gift” johkagáttis. Leat maid leamaš ollu miellagiddevaš panelat nugo ”Breaking Patterns: Allannguineq” maid Nuuk dáiddamusea lágidii. Hui fiinna AR-čájáhus man Taqsiqtuut Indigenous Research-Creation Lab lágida, sáhttá vásihit Ubemejes olles geasi, «A River Runs Beneath». Photo/Govva: Dáiddadállu.
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This is how our Sámi week looked ❤️💙 Concerts in Oulu (European Capital of Culture 2026) and Sámi National Day in Tromsø at Nordlysfestivalen. Visited the Eanangiella exhibition — special to see my duodji and our sound installation there, surrounded by so much diverse and incredible art.🪶 Also saw the great Ovllá Opera in Oulu and a fun Sámi fashion show in Tromsø. Grateful to witness Sámi art blossom. Sámi dáidda lieđđu ja šearrá 🌱☀️ 📷: Knut Aaserud 1. & 7. @nordlysfestivalen 📸: Mikko Pohjola 9. 13. @oulu2026official
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A week has passed since the opening of Eanangiella -Voices of the land exhibition at Oulu Art Museum. Over two years of working came to an end from our side as curators of this large exhibition with over 100 artworks and featuring 76 artist. We have been in contact with a great number of people, artists and institutions to make this work and it has been a great effort by everyone involved to show the love we have for our culture, our art and our lands.  First of all a thank you to Sigga-Márja Magga and Ánne Siri Länsman from Giellagas institute for dreaming up this exhibition a few years ago who initiated this project. Thank you to Outi Pieski who suggested me and Fredrik as curators to this exhibition to Sigga-Márja and others. Someone whom without all would have been impossible, is Ailu Valle, who joined me and Fredrik as curators bringing with him the possibility to make this a multidimensional exhibition with his experience in music and sound development but also with great knowledge about the Finnish side of Sápmi which was very helpful. Thank you to Aino Valovirta, coordinator for Sami issues at Oulu cultural art foundation 2026, who made contact with us and whom has been following and supporting us until this moment. Thank you also to Anni Niemilä and Inka Hyvönen from Oulu 2026 who have been coordinating and making this practically possible and taking care of all hard administrative issues and being a great asset for communication between all parties. Thank you to Oulu Art Museum who made this all possible with their hospitality with exhibition halls, expertise and conversations about art. Especially thank you to Selina Väliheikki, head curator of the museum, with all your kind words, understanding and expertise. Thank you and to the team of museum staff who did the practical building of Eanangiella. Continue in comments ⬇️ @ouluntaidemuseo @janethiirulinen @oulu2026official @hildalansman @fredrikprost @ailuvalle @elle.valkeapaa @larstomasmagnusson @studiotornensis @siidainari @ajttemuseum @museogalleriaalariesto @riddoduottarmuseat
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Ođđajagemánu 16 b. min Eanangiella nammasaš čájáhusas lei rahpan Oulus. Dat lea čájáhus maid mon lean kureren ovttas Inga-Wiktoria Påviin ja Áilu Valliin, mii leat garrasit bargan guokte jagi ja dál viimmát lei rahpan! Eanangiella lea oassin @oulu2026official programmas ja bistá gitta miessemánu 3 b. Čájáhusas leat 76 sierra dáiddara ja badjel 120 dáiddabarggu. Lea stuorimus sámi duodje- já dáiddačájáhus goassege, visot 6 lanja at the museum @ouluntaidemuseo Jos leat Oulus dan giđa de duođai ávžžuhan mannat geahččat čájáhusa! Hui ollu giitu Oulu Cultural Foundationii, Oulu dáiddamuseai ja visot bargiide doppe ja dieđusge hui stuora giitu visot dáiddariidda geat leat oassin das ja dahke dan vejolažžan! On January 16th our exhibition Eanangiella opened at Oulu art museum. The exhibtion is curated by me, Inga-Wiktoria Påve and Áilu Valle, we have been working hard for two years and now it finally opened! Eanangiella is part of Oulu’s year as cultural capital of Europe and is on display until May 3. In the exhibiton there are 76 separate artists and over 120 artworks. Its the biggest Sámi exhibition with art and craft ever, all 6 rooms of the museum @ouluntaidemuseo If you are in Oulu this spring I highly recommend to pay the exhibition a visit! Thank you so much to the Oulu Cultural Foundation, Oulu art museum and all the staff and of course a big thank you to all the artists who made it possible!
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Čájáhus Eanangiella - Voice of the land rahppo almmolaččat 16.1.2026 Oulu Art Museas, ja doppe leat ollu iešguđetlágan dáidagat. Dáiddárguoibmi Ann-Sofie Kallok lea okta badjelaš 70 dáiddáris geaid barggut leat dán čájáhusas, mii bistá miessemánu 3. beaivái. Ann-Sofie lea rámis go su avant garde duodji čájehuvvo juste fal Oulus: – Lean hui ilus go beasan leat mielde dákkár stuora čájáhusas. Dát lea maiddái oassin Oulu 2026:s Eurohpá kulturoaivegávpoga doaluin, mii dahká dan liige stuorisin, ja illudan duođai rahpamii, dadjá son. // The exhibition Eanangiella - Voice of the land officially opens on 16.1.2026 at the Oulu Art Museum, and more than 70 sami artists are exhibited there, with a variety of artworks. Dáiddadállu's artist partner Ann-Sofie Kallok is one the artists whose works are in the exhibition, which runs until May 3. Ann-Sofie is proud that her avant garde art is being shown in Oulu: – I am very happy to be part of such a big exhibition. This is also part of the #Oulu2026 European Capital of Culture event, which makes it even bigger, and I am really looking forward to the opening, she says. Govat/Photos: DD, Per Heimly #oulu
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Suialaa Arts Festival lágiduvvo Nuuk gávpogis, Kalaallit Nunaatas juohke nuppi jagi, ja sámi dáiddárat ja artisttat leat prográmmas. Dáiddadállui lea dehálaš searvat dáidda doaluide, go dat hukse eamiálbmotdáiddáriid oktavuođaid. Dáiddadállu lágidii nuppi oasi Birgejupmi Through Art semináras Nuukas. Doppe ledje fáttát nu go lávdedáidda, duodji, akitektuvra ja movt dáiddalaččat sáhttá rievdadit árbevieruid ja bargovugiid. Kulturvisti Katuaq lei deaivvadanbáiki juohke beaivvi. Joar Nango installašuvdna Girjegumpi lei dat báiki gos lei vejolaš čuovvut iešguđetlágan ságastallamiid. «Inuussutigut / Ealát» čájáhusas ledje Susanne Hætta, Hilde Skancke Pedersen, Máret Ánne Sara ja Ann-Sofie Kallok barggut, ja dat lea Nuuk Dáiddamuseas ođđajahkái. Čájáhusrahpamis lei maiddái «Suoidnekaboom» ja dan čájeheigga Ululinannguaq Olsen ja Ina Dokmo. // The Suialaa Arts Festival is held in Nuuk, Greenland, every two years, and Sámi artists are often part of the program. For Dáiddadállu, this festival creates opportunities to build relationships between Indigenous artists. Dáiddadállu organized the second part of the Birgejupmi Through Art seminar in Nuuk. It covered topics such as performing arts, duodji, architecture, and how to artistically transform customs and working methods. The cultural center Katuaq served as a daily meeting place. Joar Nango's installation Girjegumpi was a festival venue where visitors could follow various conversations each day. The exhibition «Inuussutigut / Ealát» featured works by Susanne Hætta, Hilde Skancke Pedersen, Máret Ánne Sara, and Ann-Sofie Kallok, and will be on display at the Nuuk Art Museum until January next year. The performance «Suoidnekaboom» was shown at the exhibition opening, this time by local artist Ululinannguaq Olsen together with Ina Dokmo. Govat / Photos: DD, Knut Åserud
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