Inuk Jørgensen and Lars Dyrendom are visiting BIBLIOTHEKET with their joint book project People Have Always Told Stories. Their book revolves around stories about Greenland—both stories that come from within and from outside the island. The presentation will be accompanied by the short films Entropy and Tupite.

Inuk Jørgensen & Lars Dyrendom

Inuk Jørgensen works with film, focusing on Greenlandic life, language, and culture. His work has been shown internationally and has received several awards, and he is actively engaged in empowering Greenlandic filmmakers as well as promoting Indigenous storytelling globally. He currently serves on the jury for the Nordic Council Film Prize.

Lars Dyrendom works with photographic archives, exploring the relationship between people and their environments. Since 2018, he has focused on Greenland’s colonial history from a Danish perspective, reflecting on his own lack of knowledge. His projects have been exhibited internationally since 2020.