What’s happening at Perspektivet?

Associate Professor Ingeborg Høvik from UiT The Arctic University of Norway gives a lecture on the connections between the projects of Greenlandic photographers Inuuteq Storch and John Møller.

Event in Tromsø in support of Greenland and the right of Greenlanders to determine their own future. “Kalaallit Nunaat kalaallit pigaat”. 

We wish our friends and partners a Merry Christmas and a peaceful 2026! Greetings from all of us at Perspektivet Museum!

A program where all events are FREE, we welcome you to a day of getting to know all Tromsø has to offer and more!

On Saturday, October 4, Perspektivet Museum opened the exhibition "At Home We Belong" by one of the most exciting photographers in the circumpolar region, Inuuteq Storch.

The exhibition is like a small retrospective, with four series – photography and video – that span Inuuteq Storch’s entire career.

From 5pm we very much welcome you to take a sneak peek at our brand new exhibition At Home We Belong, by photographer Inuuteq Storch.

How are places and communities in the Arctic made – by whom and for whom?

We are thrilled to announce his upcoming solo exhibition here at Perspektivet Museum, opening this October and featuring works made over the course of his career.

Perspektivet Folkeparken is open every Sunday, from 12.00 p.m. to 04.00 p.m. between June 22 and August 24. Ice cream from Stabburet kiosk, stilts, throwing on a box, boat building, exhibitions, tours and fun workshops and experiences.

Welcome to the museum this Easter, and keep an eye out for small Easter surprises in the exhibitions… 🪺

Perspektivet Museum was well visited during the opening of the new exhibition Norwegian Journal of Photography Goes North! last weekend.