The Chill Survive network is a community of artists, researchers and curators who have built relations with locals and situated knowledge in the Nordic rim, or what historically has been perceived as the margins. It engages in human and nonhuman entanglements and the development of new strategies, tactics, methodologies, and languages that speak to our present socio-political and ecological crises. The objective is to explore, learn, mediate, and cope with future transformations in Nuuk, Kirkenes, Kuusamo, Keflavík, Kilpisjärvi, Ivalo, Inari,North East Siberia, the waters of the Norwegian coast, and a research ship on the Atlantic Ocean.

Collaborating institutions include Aalto University, The Arctic University of Norway, University of Iceland, Nuuk Kunstmuseum, NAPA, Greenland National Museum and Archives, Greenland Institute of Natural Resources, Sajos, Bioartsociety, Kuusamo City, Arts Council of Northern Ostrobothnia, Lapland University, Pikene paa Broen.

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Please check out the Chill Survive Network video channel.