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Published by the Inuit Art Foundation since 1986, the Inuit Art Quarterly is the only magazine dedicated to the visual and performing arts across Inuit Nunangat and beyond. Find some of our most recent stories below!

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News Roundup: Kablusiak Solo Show on View at the Contemporary Art Gallery in Vancouver

Plus: The Alaska Triennial Opens Submissions and more!
- Feature
The Importance of Community Pride Events

IAF Artist Services Manager Amy Norman reflects on her experience going to and performing at the Happy Valley-Goose Bay Pride festival.
- News
News Roundup: Alethea Arnaquq-Baril Invited to Join the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences

Plus: The Alianait Arts Festival returns to Iqaluit, NU, Eldred Allen gets an artist residency with Sustainable Nunatsiavut Futures and more!
- Feature
5 Works of Art to Celebrate Nunavut Day

A look at works by Nunavummiut from across the Kitikmeot, Kivalliq and Qikiqtaaluk regions.
- Feature
Making Room for Inuit Curators to Thrive

Taqralik Partridge and Heather Igloliorte discuss the situation facing Inuit curators at Canadian institutions today.
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News Roundup: Deantha Edmunds Wins ArtsNL Artist of the Year Award

Plus: The CRTC announces funding for the Indigenous Screen Office, Leo Matthew drops new single and more!

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News Roundup: Kablusiak Solo Show on View at the Contemporary Art Gallery in Vancouver

Plus: The Alaska Triennial Opens Submissions and more!

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News Roundup: Alethea Arnaquq-Baril Invited to Join the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences

Plus: The Alianait Arts Festival returns to Iqaluit, NU, Eldred Allen gets an artist residency with Sustainable Nunatsiavut Futures and more!

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News Roundup: Deantha Edmunds Wins ArtsNL Artist of the Year Award

Plus: The CRTC announces funding for the Indigenous Screen Office, Leo Matthew drops new single and more!

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News Roundup: Elisapie Featured on New Canada Post Stamp

Plus: Twice Colonized wins at the Canadian Screen Awards, Reneltta Arluk is named a 2024 Library and Archives Canada Scholar and more!

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