Interiors are essential to lived experience in the Arctic, from domestic scenes denoting intimacy and kinship, to prints diagraming the communal splitting of meat. Interiors not only provide shelter and house people, they foster relationships between people, and between people and objects.
Featuring an examination of Kinngait interior portrayals, an in-depth look at the virtual reality work of Nyla Innuksuk, photographers Brian Adams, Jennie Williams, Chris P. Sampson and Taqralik Partridge on the view from their homes and depictions of arctic interiors across mediums, this issue is a testament to the powers our interiors hold.