Exhibition opening Friday October 13. @5.pm at Galleri Nord-Norge
(FREE ENTRY)
Read more about the exhibition and the content of the events as part of the exhibition here.
LIST OF EVENTS:
Friday 13 October at 17:00: Exhibition opening and live radio broadcast
Saturday 14 October at 11:30 - Artist collective SASUSU Radio in conversation with curator Kjetil Berge.
Saturday 14 October at 18:00 - Tamil food, performance and live radio broadcast
Sunday 15 October at 15:30 - Live radio broadcast
The exhibition lasts until October 22.
During ARCTIC MOVING IMAGE & FILM FESTIVAL 2023, SASUSU Radio invites to the exhibition "Verdens ende" (“The end of the world”). SASUSU Radio is a project-based artist collective consisting of Henrik Sørlid, Ellen Vikström, Mimii, Jette Graaner and Sanjey Sureshkumar.
The group works with a temple as a meeting place, a place for healing and mythology. With “The end of the world” as a direct thread between the time we live in and the end of the world, the artist group wants to create dialogue in Harstad. With a programme consisting of cooking and tea-drinking, radio programmes, music and performance, together with guests in and outside Harstad, SASUSU Radio welcomes you to life at The end of the world.
A little more about the artist collective SASUSU Radio:
SASUSU Radio is a migrant meeting place that has since 2021 searched for connections between the Eelam-Tamil island landscape and the Tamil diaspora in Norway. In the reincarnation of Eelam-Tamil culture created by encounters with and between peoples, place relations and migratory revivals, older traditions are presented in new refuges, and new traditions in older haunts. The radio's expression is channeled through collaboration and family ties that take place over time and in various works. The projects are fleeting and limitless and are shaped in the presence, where human coexistence highlights our everyday life and we who are part of it. Between physical and common points of reference, the radio tries to take root in the contexts that exist and are rooted in society, past and future.
