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    5 Works on Boating

    Mark the end of boating season in the North with these 5 works!
    by Napatsi Folger
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    Circumpolar Indigenous Filmmakers Shine at TIFF

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    Exhibition Review: Qillaniq

    by Tiffany Raddi

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Flossie Papidluk Nesting Loons (1979) COURTESY WADDINGTON’S AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS, TORONTO © THE ARTIST



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Flossie Papidluk 

 

Medium 
Graphic Arts, Textile   

Community 
Ulukhaqtuuq, Inuvialuit Settlement Region, Inuit Nunangat

 


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