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New Sami Art Criticism Journal Gaskkas Launches with Raisa Porsanger on Editorial Team

publication · 2026-08-31

The recently introduced Sami cultural journal, Gaskkas, seeks to fill the void of critical discourse surrounding Sami art and culture. Visual artist Raisa Porsanger, who is part of the editorial team with Sigbjørn Skåden, Aslak Heika Hætta Bjørn, and Mikkel Berg-Nordlie, emphasized a 'screaming need' for this type of analysis. Skåden launched the initiative after receiving support from Arts Council Norway for Sami criticism. The inaugural issue, focused on 'art and criticism,' features articles in North Sami, Norwegian, Swedish, and English, covering themes such as activism, identity struggles, and reviews of diverse artworks. Named 'Gaskkas,' meaning 'juniper' in certain North Sami dialects, the journal promotes a 'no translation' policy to uplift smaller Sami languages and encourages internal discussions. It has secured funding for two issues, with the second expected in autumn.

Key facts

  • New Sami cultural journal Gaskkas launched with Raisa Porsanger on editorial team
  • Editorial team includes Raisa Porsanger, Sigbjørn Skåden, Aslak Heika Hætta Bjørn, and Mikkel Berg-Nordlie
  • Initiated by Sigbjørn Skåden after Kulturrådet announced earmarked funds for Sami criticism
  • First issue themed 'art and criticism' with contributions from Norwegian, Swedish, and Finnish Sápmi
  • Published in North Sami, Norwegian, Swedish, and English
  • Features texts by Jalvvi Niilas Holmberg, Joar Nango, Outi Pieski, and Liselotte Wajstedt
  • Includes reviews of Heajastallan, Goavve-Geabbil at Tate Modern, and Goatnelle
  • Journal operates with a 'no translation' policy
  • Funding secured for two issues, second planned for autumn
  • Name 'Gaskkas' means 'juniper' and 'between' in North Sami

Entities

Artists

  • Raisa Porsanger
  • Sigbjørn Skåden
  • Aslak Heika Hætta Bjørn
  • Mikkel Berg-Nordlie
  • Jalvvi Niilas Holmberg
  • Joar Nango
  • Outi Pieski
  • Liselotte Wajstedt
  • Máret Ánne Sara
  • Lada Suomenrinne

Institutions

Locations

  • Sápmi
  • Norway
  • Sweden
  • Finland
  • Oslo
  • Mo i Rana
  • London
  • Guovdageainnu

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