Vàimmus Guovlu

2 Dec, 18:00

This autumn and winter, Accelerator and Gaaltije Saemien Museume are organising a series of events that highlight the work of the Truth Commission for the Sámi People and tie in with the ongoing exhibition Aerpiemaahtoe. The series includes talks, lectures, film screenings and readings that aim to create space for discussion and reflection on Sámi knowledge traditions and to question how different knowledge systems are valued, managed and discriminated against.

Accelerator invites you to a film screening and a discussion between Gunvor Guttorm, Professor of Duodji, and documentary filmmaker Karl-Oskar Gustafsson on the relationship between place, materials and language in duodji (Sámi expression).


Date: 2 December
Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Language: Swedish


Free admission – no registration needed.
More information will be available shortly.

Aerpiemaahtoe Elme Ämting, Avant Joik, Julia Rensberg (2026). Foto: Jean-Baptiste Béranger

The Truth Commission for the Sámi People presented its work to the Swedish government on September 30, 2026. Eight art institutions and organisations are engaging with this through exhibitions, concerts, symposia and talks: Accelerator, Amnesty Sápmi, Bildmuseet, Gaaltije Saemien Museume, Moderna Museet in Stockholm, Moderna Museet Malmö, the Sámi Association in Stockholm and the Public Art Agency Sweden. Together, we highlight stories of colonialism, Sámi identity, relationships to land, language and belonging.