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The History Behind Nunavut (Our Land)

Why choose this artwork to celebrate Nunavut Day?
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Check Out the 5 Inuit Art April Fools Captions Winners!

We posted an image a week for the last five weeks and asked for your favourite comical captions.
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How One Drawing Speaks to the Next Generation of Inuit

Kerry Goodfellow dives into the story behind Ningiukulu Teevee’s drawing
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Carving a Brighter Future with Kenojuak Ashevak

Bob Rae discusses the impact of Ashevak’s legacy
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How Inuit Embrace Both Light and Dark

Tiffany Ayalik analyzes the symbolic meaning behind Gary Kalluk’s sculpture.
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Connecting to the Arctic through Kiakshuk’s Art

Zaib Shaikh reflects on the many connections formed through one artwork
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Capturing the Bond Between Inuit and Caribou

Luke Anguhadluq blends his skills in hunting and visual art.
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Breaking Artistic Molds with Saimaiyu Akesuk

Jeannette Menzies unpacks the innovative work of one emerging artist.
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Taking Control of Inuit Stories Through Printmaking

Janice Grey delves into the emotions and memories within Leah Qumaaluk’s playful print.
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How Lucy Qinnuayuak’s Print Crosses Cultures and Geographic Lines

André François Giroux shows what one print can teach us about our shared connections.
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What One Hunter Can Teach Another

Holly Andersen explains what Qabaroak Qatsiya’s two men are discussing.
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What Inuit Art Can Teach Poland About Climate Change

Leslie Scanlon unpacks Qavavau Manumie’s graphic artwork.
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How One Inuit Sculpture Links Two Very Different Parts of the World

Napatsi Folger finds Inuit compassion and understanding reflected in Tutuyea Ikkidluak’s sculpture.
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What Arctic Char Means to Inuit Nunangat

Emily Laurent Henderson explores the meaning behind Jennie Williams’ photograph.
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The Power of Nostalgia in Inuit Art

Inuit representation in toys and art.
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How Storytelling Endures Through Inuit Art

Megan Kyak-Monteith explores the story behind Davidialuk Amittu’s sculpture.
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The Many Meanings of Joe Talirunili’s “The Migration”

Gayle Uyagaqi Kabloona reveals what made Joe Talirunili Joe Talirunili.
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Inside the Mind of “Tattooed Woman”

Phebe Bentley exposes the secrets of one 1950s carving.
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How Tim Pitsiulak’s Work is Connected to the Land

Kale Sheppard looks below the surface of this icon’s artwork.
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What Stories Can a Stone Sculpture Tell Us?

Brian Kowikchuk interprets the tale Kumakuluk Saggiak left behind in stone.
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A Portrait of Inuit Self-Sustainability Carved in Stone

Topsy Banksland takes us on a tour of Pierre Karlik’s complicated carving.
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What One Inukjuak Sculpture Says About the Past

Holly Andersen shows off female power in one 1950s sculpture.
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Kalaaleq Artist Showcases Inuit Values in Watercolour Portrait

Olivia Thomassie explores the knowledge contained in this painting by Seqininnguaq Poulsen.
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Stone Owl Sparks Memories of a Successful Hunt

Kyle Natkusiak Aleekuk makes a connection with Osuitok Ipeelee’s Mythical Owl.
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How One Artwork Smashes the Boundary Between Past and Present

Shuvinai Ashoona brings a mythical creature face to face with a modern cell phone.
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Seeing Myself Reflected in the Ulu of Kiugak Ashoona’s Sculpture

One artwork encapsulates female power and intergenerational teaching for Leanne Inuarak-Dall.
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Can You Find All the Hidden Details in One Jessie Oonark Wallhanging?

The famous Qamani’tuaq (Baker Lake) artist has her own visual language.
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How Alootook Ipellie’s Art Influenced Jason Sikoak

From one Southern Inuk artist to another.
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Mosquitos in Inuit Art Evoke Which Emotion?

Janet Brewster explores her relationship to Igah Hainnu’s work.
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The Secret Meaning of Tuktuyaaktuuk’s Sealskin Tapestries

Taalrumiuq / Christina King examines the history left by local seamstresses.
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5 Minutes Up Close with Billy Gauthier’s Carvings

A carver’s apprentice talks about her mentor’s work.
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What Links a Horror Filmmaker and an Insect Illustrator?

Nyla Innuksuk talks about her love for Saimaiyu Akesuk’s creepy crawly critters.
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Examine Nick Sikkuark’s “Seal Spirit”

Our Managing Editor takes on this fluid carving.
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Get Hooked on Heather Angnatok’s Fish Skin Earrings

Our Executive Director gets up close.
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Analyze Shuvinai Ashoona’s Rainbow Baleen Illustration

Our Editorial Director probes for symbolism.
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Circle George Omnik’s Baleen Basket

Our Contributing Editor weaves a narrative.
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Crowd Around Ruth Annaqtuusi Tulurialik’s “People and Animals on Kayak”

Our Profiles Editor jumps on the boat.
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Tarralik Duffy's "Cow of the Sea"

IAF staff share some of their favourite works that explore verse, letters and syllabics.
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Mark Igloliorte's "Kayak is Inuktitut for Seal Hunting Boat"

IAF staff share some of their favourite works that explore verse, letters and syllabics.
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Anirnik Ragee's "Field of Verse"

IAF staff share some of their favourite works that explore verse, letters and syllabics.
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Peter Morgan's "An Evil Angagok"

IAF staff share some of their favourite works that explore verse, letters and syllabics.
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Jutai Toonoo's "Shitty Fucken Day"

IAF staff share some of their favourite works that explore verse, letters and syllabics.
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Singer Beatrice Deer Talks Multidisciplinary Artist Tanya Innaarulik

Continuously evolving into new spaces
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Aisa Amittu

Depth and otherworldliness
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Verna Taylor

Steeped in her craft
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John Terriak

Natural phenomena and dreams
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Ekidlua Teevee

Dogs both wild and domesticated
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Maudie Okittuq

From whalebone to stone
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Joe Nasogaluak

Inuvialuit legends and stories
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Pitseolak Qimirpik

Fusing pop-culture and tradition

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