Greenlandic Arts and Crafts
Greenlandic art has existed throughout the history of the Inuit, an art bound up with the world of ideas and the way of life of the people of Greenland. The kay...
Greenland
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Fishing and Hunting
Today, fishing is Greenland's most important industry, providing the country with the largest portion of its export income. Fishing replaced the more traditiona...
East Greenland
The East Greenlanders' uniqueness from the rest of the country is clearly reflected in the language and culture of the region. The language of East Greenland is...
West Greenland
Houses, enormous fjord systems and one of the world's smallest capitals.
About half of Greenland's 57,000 inhabitants live in the large towns along the country...
Contrasts in South Greenland
South Greenland attracts more and more tourists with its landscape rich with contrasts: from mountain climbers and trekkers, to guests with interests in culture...
North Greenland
North Greenland
The land of dog sledges and the Midnight Sun stretches from Kangaatsiaq in the south to Qaanaaq in the north. During the summer, the sun is in ...
Greenland’s History
Approximately 5000 years ago the first arctic peoples migrated to Greenland from North America. This migration is termed the Independence I Culture and they tra...
Art as Periscope – Insight into Local and Global Currents
As a society, Greenland is in the middle of an exciting period which is naturally reflected in its art. Greenland is a small and isolated society which hinders ...
Icelandic Times
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