Minik Bidstrup, born in Upernavik, Greenland (1990).

As a freelance photographer, Minik works in the fields of conceptual documentary photography and photojournalism with focus on social justice, post colonial identity and conservation photography. 

Minik is a graduate from the Danish School of Art Photography, Fatamorgana (2017) and most recently from the Documentary Practice and Visual Journalism program at the International Center of Photography in New York (2020). 

Education:

2020 International Center of Photography

2017 The Danish School of Art Photography Fatamorgana

2014 European Film College

2011 Midtgrønlands Gymnasiale Uddannelse

Fellowships, Grants & Residencies:

Tips- og Lottomidlerne Pulje C

Greenland Art Fund's work grant

NAPA’s Culture Support Programme

Archivo Lab: Indigenous Gaze

400 Years Project Artist in residence

400 Years Project Grant

Bikuben Scholar

ICP Director’s fellowship

Ivalu & Minik fonden

Tips- og Lottomidlerne Pulje C

Exhibitions:

2024 The Awe of the Arctic: A visual history, New York Public Library

2023 “Saperasi Isumaqaleritsi” (Courageously Take a Stand) Taseralik, Sisimiut

2023 Copenhagen Photo Festival “Saperasi Isumaqaleritsi” (Courageously Take a Stand)

2023 Iñuit Qiñigaani all Inuit Photography Group Exhibition at Bowdoin College, Maine, USA “Saperasi Isumaqaleritsi” (Courageously Take a Stand)

2022 New Red Order Presents: One if by land, two if by sea. Kunsthal Charlottenborg

2020 Le OFF des Promenades Photographiques “In the dark times, will there also be singing?” collaboration with Charlotte Lakits

2020 International Center of Photography One Year Certificate Exhibition“How the Light Gets in”

2017 Pixel art/fatamorgana group exhibition “Inside out”, Pixel art

2017 Fatamorgana group exhibition “Fatamorgana afgangsshow”, Warehouse 9

2016 Independent group exhibition “Gæsteværelset”, Salonen

2016 Pixel art/fatamorgana group exhibition “Mødet”, Pixel art