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Lávvu-gathering, duodji exhibitions and sideevents

Lávostallan / Lávvu-gathering

 06.10. dii 13:30-16:00 In the lávvu outside
07.10. dii 11:30-15:00 In the lávvu outside

Karen Marja E. Buljo (Jusse Juhán Niillasa Gáre Márjá) is a duojár (works with sámi handcrafting) and a reindeer herder who is a partner of the Sámi teacher education at Sámi University Of Applied Science. She has extensive and in-depth traditional knowledge. She says she has "a knack for Sámi work" and works hard to pass on Sami knowledge from one generation to the next. During this session you can enjoy the lávvu atmosphere, drink coffee, learn lávvu words and join some competitions.

 


Beavddit / Stands

6.- 8.10 Reception

Sámi Giellagáldu

Sámi Giellagáldu is the highest joint Nordic expert body for the Saami languages in the region, established by the Saami parliaments in Norway, Sweden and Finland. They will hold an information stand where you can come and get acquainted with our work and activities, or just talk about language and language issues.

 

Sámi University of Applied Sciences

 


Duodji Exhibition

Sámi Ruoktu: Árbedieđu Seailluheapmi 

[The Sámi Home: Preserving Traditional Knowledge]

Exhibition of Sámi University of Applied Sciences Duodji Bachelor students

6.- 8.10 Cafeteeria (Árrangáddi)

In the spring of 2026, five students completed their bachelor's degree in duodji. Students researched various topics and solved problems through duodji. The works are combined in an exhibition that depicts the Sámi home. It shows the work of the Sámi home and the preservation and development of traditional knowledge. Three of the five students presented their bachelor's theses and works at the exhibition.

The exhibition features:

Sárá Gáren Ánne Nilut, Ellen J Bals & Elle Mina Kuoljok Baer


Duddjonvuđot pedagogalaš dutkan- ja ovdánahttinbarggut 

[Duodji based Pedagogical Research and Development works]

Exhibition of Sámi University of Applied Sciences duodji faculty

6.- 8.10 2.floor
Govven / Photo: Anne Katja Gaup
Govva / Photo: Anne Katja Gaup

Duodji-based pedagogical research and development work is based on the assumption that the researcher is a participant in the creation process and thus understands the creation from the researcher's perspective. Our exhibition is based on the Sámi world and the starting point of duodji, and it connects strongly to the field of artistic research. The presentation includes both research and development projects with a pedagogical focus, all of which have been carried out either alone or in collaboration with others.

Our common question is: What is the pedagogical overview of the product-based research and development work, and how is it reflected in our exhibition?

The exhibition features:

Laila Susanna Kuhmunen, Gunvor Guttorm, Maarit Magga, Ingá Elisá Påve Idivuoma, Egil Pedersen, Sara Inga Utsi Bongo, Ann Majbritt Eriksen & Henrik Samuel Valkeapää, Sámi allaskuvla


Sideevent

Join the talk session about the Birgejupmi Project

 6.10 Room Ávžžádat: 13:30 - 15:00 
7.10 Room Ávžžádat: 13:00 - 14:30

Ságastallanjođiheaddji / Moderator: Henrik Samuel Valkeapää

Oassalastit / Participants:

Det Grønlandske Hus, København – Kalaallit Illuutaat

Milan Marius Peter Anders Pape Kucho, Malu Arnaruluk Hendriksen, Andreas Willesen & Ralf Lindholm

Copenhagen University

Naja Dyrendom Graugaard