Rapidly melting ice sheets, booming tourism, three new airports under construction, ever-larger waste heaps, international investors in search of mineral resources: Greenland’s transformation is intense, turbulent, and contradictory. No stone is left unturned. But what do the people there think of it all? How do we deal with dilemmas and contradictions? What scares us about it and what opportunities are at stake? This moving film installation is accompanied by an original Greenlandic soundtrack.
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Whether a selfie, postcard, stone or magnet – souvenirs preserve memories of our mountain journeys. The new exhibition at the Lost and Found Memories Office puts these mementos and their stories centre stage. This participatory format invites visitors to share their own souvenirs from mountain trips. Whether kitsch or status symbol – we're interested in what you bring back and what your souvenirs remind you of.
With this new edition of the Lost and Found Memories Office, the ALPS tourism collection is expanded and various perspectives on current tourism questions are discussed.
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"When Mountains Slide" explores the impacts of climate change through documentary and artistic approaches. What does this transformation mean for people living in the mountains? The focus is on the Glarus region – a landscape in transition, shaped by melting glaciers, thawing permafrost, debris flows, lack of snow, and landslides. Eighteen people share their experiences, fears, and hopes.
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