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    News Roundup: Saimaiyu Akesuk Partners with Canada Goose for Miami Pop-up

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The Inuit Art Quarterly Profiles is the centralized, definitive resource for Inuit artists' biographies. Featuring the artwork and careers of historical and contemporary artists across all media, the IAQ Profiles highlights their contributions to the cultural and artistic heritage of their communities, Canada and the world in one convenient place.

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Marion Tuu’luq Untitled (1979–80) Duffel, felt, embroidery floss and beadwork 113.5 × 150 cm COLLECTION CANADA COUNCIL ART BANK PHOTO LIPMAN STILL PICTURES © THE ARTIST



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Marion Tuu'luq

 

Medium Graphic Arts and Textiles

Community Qamani'tuaq (Baker Lake), NU

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