Kunstkritikk has published a report on the controversy surrounding plans for a national gallery in Nuuk, Greenland. The article gathers criticism of the fixed-institution model and presents alternatives, including a proposal for a mobile museum ship that would serve dispersed coastal communities. The debate raises questions about infrastructure, accessibility and cultural self-determination in the Arctic, where distances and logistics challenge conventional museum models. The piece continues the publication's coverage of Nordic and Arctic cultural policy.