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Collector's Issue

Welcome to Qaumajuq: The New Inuit Art Centre  

HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:

  • A look at the opening ceremony of Qaumajuq with Julia Lafreniere
  • Curator conversation with Dr. Heather Igloliorte, asinnajaq, Kablusiak and Krista Ulujuk Zawadski one year after opening inaugural exhibition INUA
  • Jocelyn Piirainen on Qaumajuq's impact in the art world and the future of Inuit art at WAG-Qaumajuq
  • Marieke Gruwel speaks with Dr. Stephen Borys, Michael Maltzan and Michael Robertson on Qaumajuq’s design
  • Dr. Darlene Coward Wight on the historical journey that led to Qaumajuq
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    • Feature

    The Intertwined History Of Politics And Art in Nunatsiavut

    by Heather Igloliorte
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    • Feature

    Soft Shapes and Hard Mattresses

    Sex and Desire in Contemporary Inuit Graphic Art and Film
    by Daniella Sanader
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    • Interviews

    Showcasing Cinematic Talent at the Arctic Arts Summit

    by Mark David Turner

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Current Issue

The Unikkaat/Unikkaaqtuat Issue  

HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:

  • From sleds to Ski-Doos, Inuit ingenuity and innovation through art

  • First Inuk soprano Deantha Edmunds’ unique merging of Inuttitut and opera  

  • Them Days editor Aimee Chaulk on the special story, and people, behind the historical Labradorian magazine

  • Chantal Jung’s one-of-a-kind artist project honouring 3 generations of Inuit women

  • Digging into the little-known films and life of Mosha Michael, and more!

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