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Robert Kautuk

Oct 3, 2019, 11:25 AM
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"The IAQ was the first magazine to contact me. This support allowed me to show what I have done and what I can do with photography.”

– Robert Kautuk

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Calendar

  • Until
    28.02
    2027
    Exhibition

    Abraham Anghik Ruben

    A Retrospective

    Winnipeg Art Gallery
    Winnipeg, Manitoba

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  • Until
    20.09
    2026
    Exhibition

    Qillaniq

    Qillaniq (an Inuktitut word describing how light from the sun or the moon shimmers brightly when reflecting on water) — is co-curated by an all-Indigenous team from the circumpolar world.

    National Gallery of Canada
    Ottawa, Ontario

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  • Begins
    16.10
    2026
    Exhibition

    INUIT – IMPRESSIONS OF THE CANADIAN FAR NORTH

    Art & History Museum
    1000 Brussels, Belgium

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




Featured Artist

Flossie Papidluk


Medium
Graphic Arts, Textile

Community 
Ulukhaqtuuq, Inuvialuit Settlement Region, Inuit Nunangat

 

 

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