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Beyond the Gallery
5 Virtual Inuit Art Exhibitions to Visit
Curated collections of Inuit art from the comfort of your couch.
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Artists and Weavers
What does it take to weave a 60-inch tapestry?
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Marketing the Tapestries
How did they go from blankets to tapestries?
News
Kenojuak Print Blasts Past Estimated Value at Auction
Bountiful Bird (1986) commanded 10 times its estimated value in February.
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Setting Up Shop (1960-1970)
Where it all began.
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Access to Stone
The politics of carving in Nunatsiavut.
Profile
Transcending the Particular: Feminist Vision in the Sculpture of Oviloo Tunnillie
A remarkable female sculptor whose works embodied women in all facets of life.
News
Katherine Takpannie Longlisted for New Generation Photography Award
Young photographer in the running for $10,000 prize.
Profile
Challenging Convention: The Expressive World of Karoo Ashevak
An Inuit art sensation who dominated Talurjuaq's sculptural scene.
Profile
The Object Truth: Jamasee Pitseolak’s World of Stone
A stone collagist carefully refiguring the expectations of Inuit sculpture.
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10 Pieces of Ursine Ephemera
Literally all things polar bear.
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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.
News
aabaakwad 2020 NIRIN to Launch the Sydney Biennale
Four days of programming on Indigenous art and cultures to take centre stage.
Beyond the Gallery
The Artists You Need to See at Northern Lights 2020
And everyone who will be there
Profile
Niap Takes On Narrative Ties
Artistic history in the making
Profile
Inez Shiwak: From Seamstress to Activist
Heather Igloliorte profiles this multidisciplinary star on the rise.
Profile
Bronson Jacque Puts Distance in Perspective
A Nunatsiavut-born oil painter with a story to tell.
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Singer Beatrice Deer Talks Multidisciplinary Artist Tanya Innaarulik
Continuously evolving into new spaces
Profile
Memory in the Making: The Paintings of Megan Kyak-Monteith
Kyak-Monteith explains the methodology behind her signature dreamy oil paintings.
News
Kablusiak Awarded Fogo Island Arts-Sobey Art Award Residency
Residency to take place on Fogo Island, off the Northern coast of Newfoundland.
Interviews
Forging Narratives: An Interview with Mathew Nuqingaq
One jeweller interviews another
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The Art of Stone: Co-op
The places we sell
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The Art of Stone: Carving
The places we sculpt
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The Art of Stone: Quarry
The places we find stone
News
Library and Archives Canada Designates More Than $350,000 in Funding for Inuit Arts Organizations
Projects underway to preserve oral history recordings in arctic communities
News
Canada Goose Launches Second Edition of Project Atigi
One-of-a-kind parkas handmade by 18 designers from across Inuit Nunangat.
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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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Mathew Ashevak
Polished to perfection
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Damien Iquallaq
Intricately detailed and finely texture
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Derrick Pottle
Memory and experience
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Priscilla Boulay
A life surrounded by carving
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Kupapik Ningeocheak
Incredible mass and presence
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Heather Kayotak
Mysteries that charm and delight
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Kakkee Ningosiaq
Swimming upwards
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Jason Jacque
Distilled arctic animals
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Malu Natakok
Inherent charm and humour
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Johnny Sivuarapik
An abstract look at stone.
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Derrald Taylor
Finely detailed and highly technical
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Sammy Kudluk
Whimsical, unexpected and brimming with movement
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25+ Ways Inuit Artists Have Historically Used Pantone's Colour of the Year
Decades before Classic Blue was a trend, Inuit tastemakers took it for a spin.
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