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Untitled. C. 1992
4 x b/w photographs of buyers of Pia
Arke’s paintings in Thule, 31 x 26.5
cm, 31. x 25.5 cm, 26.3 x 32.5 cm and
31 x 26.5 cm
Courtesy of Søren Arke
The Three Graces. 1993
4 x framed b/w photographs,
each 110 x 91 cm
Courtesy of Brandts Museet for
Fotokunst, Odense
Untitled. C. 1993
4 x color contact prints of Pia Arke
performing the drum dance,
each 5.8 x 5.8 cm
Courtesy of Søren Arke
Untitled. 1993
Acrylics on canvas, 40 x 49 cm
Courtesy of Eskimology and Arctic
Section, University of Copenhagen
Untitled. 1993
Acrylics on canvas, 24.5 x 22 cm
Courtesy of Eskimology and Arctic
Section, University of Copenhagen
Untitled. 1993
Acrylics on canvas, 120 x 240 cm
Courtesy of Arktisk Institut, Copenhagen
Drive in Old Landscape. C. 1993
Mixed media, 29.5 x 28 cm
Courtesy of Grønlands Repræsentation,
Copenhagen
View of Old Landscape. C. 1993
Mixed media, 30 x 28 cm
Courtesy of Grønlands Repræsentation,
Copenhagen
The Hunter and His Wife. C. 1993
Framed graphics, 75.5 x 61.7 cm
Courtesy of Grønlands Repræsentation,
Copenhagen
Stefan Jonsson (editor). “Kulturer
emellan” [Between cultures]. 1995
Article series with interview with and
photographs of Pia Arke published in
Dagens Nyheter, Stockholm during
the period of January 15 – February
23, 1995
Courtesy of Søren Arke
Ethno-Aesthetics. 1995
Essay published by the art journal
ARK, Aarhus, 1st edition, 1st imprint
Courtesy of Søren Arke and Kuratorisk
Aktion
Untitled. 2001
Oil on canvas, 80.5 x 99.2 cm
Courtesy of the National Environmental
Research Institute, Aarhus
University
Untitled. 2001
Oil on canvas, 85.5 x 76.5 cm
Courtesy of the National Environmental
Research Institute, Aarhus
University
SECTION 5: STORIES FROM
SCORESBYSUND
The Daily Actions. 1989
Press release and 7 x color photographs
Press release and 3 x photographs:
Courtesy of Søren Arke. 4 x color
photographs: Courtesy of The Danish
National Art Library, Copenhagen
Telegraphy. 1996
18 x blue-toned b/w photographs,
40.5 x 28.8 cm respectively 28.8 x
40.5 cm
Courtesy of The National Museum
of Photography, The Royal Library,
Copenhagen
Soil for Scoresbysund. 1998 (reconstruction
2010, original lost)
Installation of coffee filters, coffee, and
cotton string, 160 x 165 cm
Courtesy of Søren Arke
Untitled. Year unknown (2001)
4 x framed annotated b/w photographs,
12 x 16 cm, 15.9 x 16.5 cm, 16.5 x 15.9
cm, and 16.5 x 16.5 cm
Courtesy of Søren Arke
Dummy. 1995-2003
49 x framed collages of text and images
derived from Pia Arke’s original dummy
for her book Scoresbysundhistorier.
Fotografier, kolonisering og kortlægning
[Stories from Scoresbysund: Photographs,
Colonisation and Mapping],
Copenhagen: Borgen Publishers, 2003,
each 24.5 x 42 cm
Courtesy of Søren Arke
Sumaar kiosk (working title). 2006-
Unedited video recordings (DVCAM)
from Scoresbysund/Ittoqqortoormiit
2006 for unfinished work, 60 min.
Courtesy of Søren Arke
45 x slides documenting Sven Lund
Jensen’s photo album from his stay in
Greenland. Year unkown
Courtesy of Søren Arke
In addition, photographs, notes, photo
copies, letter correspondence, scientific
literatur, archival material, installation
views, and press clippings from
Pia Arke’s archive in conjunction with
her artistic research of Scoresbysund
SECTION 6: LEGEND
Untitled (Landfall I-III. 1993
3 x b/w photographs in annotated
frames, 43.1 x 52 cm, 56.1 x 47.2 cm,
and 44.1 x 28.7 cm
Courtesy of Søren Arke
Untitled (Imaginary homelands). C. 1996
4 x b/w photographs in annotated
frames, 46 x 44 cm, 55.4 x 43.4 cm, 44 x
47 cm, and 46 x 56.5 cm
Courtesy of Søren Arke
Untitled. C. 1996
B/w photograph with airplane motif in
annotated frame, 46.5 x 56.5 cm
Courtesy of Søren Arke
Untitled (Playground). C. 1996
Object in three parts, 18 x 55 cm, 165
x 18 cm, and 165 x 18 cm
Courtesy of Søren Arke
Legend I-V. 1999
5 x collages of maps, photographs,
parchment paper, and flower, coffee,
ground oats, sugar, and rice respectively,
each 191.5 x 161.5 cm
Courtesy of Søren Arke
SECTION 7: FISHING OUT SKULLS
AND BONES
Untitled. Year unknown
Self-portrait, crayon on paper,
38.2 x 31.2 cm
Courtesy of Annette and Jørgen Gant
Untitled. 1990
Diptych with pinhole camera photograph,
color photograph, and pencil on
cardboard, each 56.5 x 68 cm
Courtesy of Veronica and Carsten Juhl
Untitled. C. 1993 (reproduction 2010,
original lost)
Inkjet print of annotated, torn, and re-
assembled pinhole camera photograph
after negative, 160 x 170 cm
Original negative lent by Søren Arke
Untitled (Put your kamik on your
head, so everyone can see where you
come from). 1993
B/w photograph, 12.6 x 12.6 cm
Courtesy of Søren Arke
Pia Arke & Kunstnergruppen Fyn
in collaboration with Greenlandic
inmates of Herstedvester Prison. Untitled.
C. 1994
14 x decorated papmaché masks, 8 x
Polaroid photographs, 2 x color photographs,
and 2 x letters, dimensions
variable
Courtesy of Herstedvester Prison,
Albertslund and Kalaallit Illuutaat –
The Greenland House, Copenhagen
Pia Arke & Kunstnergruppen Fyn
in collaboration with Greenlandic
inmates of Herstedvester Prison. Untitled.
C. 1994
Poster, 83 x 55 cm
Courtesy of Jarl Borgen
Nature Morte alias Perlustrations
1-10. 1994
10 x framed b/w photographs, 52.2 x
62.2 respectively 62.2 x 52.2 cm
Courtesy of Brandts Museet for
Fotokunst, Odense
Untitled. Year unknown
Slideshow showing the deconstruction
Th. N. Krabbes book Grønland. Dets
Natur, Beboere og Historie from 1929
Original slides lent by Søren Arke
Wonderland. 1960/1996
Appropriated b/w photograph on
kappa plate, photograph originally
taken by Jørgen Gant in Thule in
1960, 79.9 x 150 cm
Courtesy of Brandts Museet for
Fotokunst, Odense
Untitled (The Shadow of a Hopeful
Photographer in an Ice Desert). 1998
Box and content from the scientific
monograph series Meddelelser om
Grønland, 28 x 18 x 2 cm
Courtesy of Lars Kiel Bertelsen
The Necromancer’s Journey to the
Moon. C. 1999
Light box, 87 x 129 x 15 cm
Courtesy of Fonden til oprettelse af
Grønlands Nationalgalleri, Nuuk
Anders Jørgensen. Untitled (Scoresbysund).
2001
Video documentation recorded at the
National Workshops for Arts and Crafts,
Copenhagen, during Pia Arke’s work on
Stories from Scoresbysund: Photographs,
Colonisation and Mapping (Copenhagen:
Borgen Publishers, 2003), 4:07 min.
(w. English subtitles)
Courtesy of Anders Jørgensen
Untitled (Walrus Bay). Year unknown
(2001)
Hair, b/w photograph in annotated
frame (possibly diary text from 1944
written by explorer Captain Robert P.
Sykes), 32.7 x 32.7 cm
Courtesy of Søren Arke
Untitled. Year unknown (2001)
B/w aerial photograph in annotated
frame, 29.2 x 29.2 cm
Courtesy of Søren Arke
Stories from Scoresbysund: Photographs,
Colonisation and Mapping.
2003
1st edition, 1st imprint of the book
published by Borgen Publishers, Copenhagen,
2003
Courtesy of Søren Arke
In addition, installation views of Pia
Arke’s contribution to the exhibition
The Flying Kayak – Contemporary Art
from Greenland at Brandts Klædefabrik,
Odense, 1993. Courtesy of Søren
Arke
SECTION 8: THE ECCENTRIC
ESKIMO
Untitled. Year unknown (1990s)
8 x numbered color photographs in annotated
frames (originally a series of 10
framed prints), each 29 x 42 cm
Courtesy of Søren Arke
SECTION 9: SCANDINAVIAN
PANORAMA
Untitled. Year unknown
B/w photograph with plant imprint,
24 x 30.5 cm
Courtesy of Søren Arke
Untitled. 1993
Acrylics on canvas, 204 x 289 cm
Public collection
Untitled. 1993
B/w contact sheet Pia Arke in national
costume in front of photostat of pinhole
camera photograph, 20 x 15 cm
Courtesy of Søren Arke
Untitled. 1993
Pia Arke in national costume in front
of photostat of pinhole camera photograph,
inkjet print from b/w photo on
contact sheet, 120 x 130 cm
Original contact sheet courtesy of Søren
Arke
Untitled (The Three Graces). 1994
B/w photo collage, 11 x 23 cm
Courtesy of Søren Arke
Untitled. Year unknown
Color photo collage, 20 x 15 cm
Courtesy of Freja Vogt Christensen
Arctic Hysteria. 1996
Video (S-VHS), 5:55 min.
Courtesy of Søren Arke
Gone with the Wind. 1997
Framed color photograph, 46.4 x 64.1 cm
Courtesy of Ann Lumbye Sørensen
Scandinavian Panorama. 1998
5 x b/w photographs published on the five
front pages of Litteraturmagasinet Standart
during the year 1998 (vol. 12, nos. 1-5)
Courtesy of Litteraturmagasinet
Standart, Århus
The Blubber Ladder, Emil, Ole and
Asger. 1998 (reproduction 2010, original
partially lost)
Of the work, which originally consisted
of 1 x ladder, 2 x maps, 1 x city map,
red and blue pushpins, and 4 x color
photographs, only the ladder remains.
Wooden ladder (original), 190 x 45 x 8
cm, installation view of the work,
60 x 80 cm
Courtesy of Søren Arke
Blubber and Science. 1999
Illustrated essay for the journal
Passage, no. 31/32, 1999, pp. 109-115
Courtesy of Kuratorisk Aktion
In addition, a 1998 written proposal
for an unrealized exhibition project for
Kalaallit Illuutaat – The Greenland
House, Copenhagen
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