Sámi Artist Network Dáiddadállu Wins 2026 Munch Award for Freedom of Expression
The 2023 Munch Award has been awarded to the Sámi artist collective Dáiddadállu, which will receive NOK 300,000 (approximately £24,000). Established in 2014 by Elle Sofe Sara and Máret Ánne Sara, this network consists of 22 artist collaborators and emphasizes multimedia art. The Sámi people are the Indigenous inhabitants of Sápmi, which encompasses parts of northern Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Russia. Máret Ánne Sara's 2022 Hyundai Commission at Tate Modern focused on environmental challenges in Sápmi. Dáiddadállu is involved in promoting Sámi knowledge and sustainability through the EU-funded Birgejupmi Through Art & Duodji initiative. The Munch Awards, created in 2024 to honor Edvard Munch, recognized Dáiddadállu for its commitment to Indigenous artists and the Sámi culture. Previous recipients include Rosana Paulino and Samia Halaby.
Key facts
- Dáiddadállu wins the Munch Award dedicated to artistic freedom of expression
- The prize is NOK 300,000, around £24,000
- The network comprises an administration and 22 artist partners working across theatre, music, visual art and joik
- Dáiddadállu was founded in 2014 by Elle Sofe Sara and Máret Ánne Sara, who are not related
- Máret Ánne Sara presented the Hyundai Commission in Tate Modern's Turbine Hall last autumn, featuring a 26m-high column of reindeer hides bound by electrical cables
- The Munch Awards were launched in 2024 in honour of Norwegian modernist Edvard Munch
- The jury included Wanda Nanibrush, Yvette Mutumba and Munch museum director Tone Hansen
- Previous winners are Rosana Paulino and Samia Halaby
Entities
Artists
- Elle Sofe Sara
- Máret Ánne Sara
- Edvard Munch
- Hlín Diego Hjálmarsdóttir
- Dine Arnannguaq Fenger Lynge
- Wanda Nanibrush
- Yvette Mutumba
- Tone Hansen
- Rosana Paulino
- Samia Halaby
- Louisa Buck
Institutions
- Dáiddadállu
- Tate Modern
- Munch Award
- Munch Awards
- The Art Newspaper
- Norwegian Institute of Public Health
- Hyundai
- European Union
- MUNCH
Locations
- Sápmi
- Norway
- Sweden
- Finland
- Russia
- Kola Peninsula
- Turbine Hall
- London
- United Kingdom
- Kautokeino
- Brazil
- Palestine
- Oslo