Fourth mural in the Up Front Series helmed by Salliq, NU, artist, recontextualizes the foodstuff of her childhood.

Kinngait graphic artist becomes third winner of the IAF’s $20,000 prize, plus solo exhibition and residency at WAG-Qaumajuq.

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The artist shares her goals and vision for the advocacy organization.

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The multidisciplinary Calgary-based artist is a second-time finalist for the prestigious prize.

Cover by Katherine Takpannie and Taqralik Partridge takes home the gold.

Billy Gauthier, Maureen Gruben, Gayle Uyagaqi Kabloona, Kablusiak and Ningiukulu Teevee are finalists for the prestigious art prize.

Canada’s Governor General brought contemporary Inuit fashion to King Charles III’s coronation.

This marks the second time the multidisciplinary Calgary-based artist has been nominated for the prestigious prize.

Month-long Newfoundland public-art event announces 2023 dates and artist lineup.

The award-winning photographer’s mural is the third in the Up Front series at OCAD.

Mila Heilmann Kreutzmann and Nivi Larsen discuss their acting debuts and plans for the Academy Award night.

An all-Inuit jury selects 10 finalists for the prestigious art prize.

The multidisciplinary artist was acknowledged for their work at the Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival.

Susan Aglukark, Tanya Tagaq and Nunavut throat singers Iva & Angu could all take home Canadian music awards this year.

The Developing Qanuqtuurniq: Artist Portal offers Inuit artists exclusive access to resources for funding, community-building and professional development.

Annie Pootoogook, Tim Pitsiulak, Niviaxie and more set new personal records at Inuit art auctions.

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Prestigious $50,000 award recognizes outstanding research, leadership potential.

Piirainen joins the National Gallery of Canada curatorial team.

As Associate Curator, Partridge will develop exhibitions, lead acquisitions, and champion new and diverse voices from across the circumpolar north.

Nunavut artist to work with program that sees $5,000 donated to food bank.

The National Screen Institute launches the second edition of its TikTok Accelerator.

Annual $5,000 Saunderson Prize recognizes emerging artists with great potential.

Contemporary, historical Inuit artists to share the world stage at “Canada’s art fair”

Telefilm joins network funding Arctic Indigenous productions

First Inuktut-language channel in Canada aims to change their broadcast status.

Inuit and Sámi filmmakers bring Arctic life to the screen at Indigenous film and media arts fest.

Jason Sikoak co-designs Truth and Reconciliation Medallion.

Inuit art installations you just can’t miss in Toronto at Nuit Blanche.

Circumpolar filmmakers use 360-degree screens to blend Indigenous storytelling with new technology.

The Inuk throat singer tells her story in an immersive music doc at Toronto film festival.

Inuk artist celebrates World Indigenous Peoples’ Day with three new backgrounds available worldwide.

CCA partners with Yukon government and the IAF.

IAQ wins two gold medals

Celebrated Nunavik artist is the Ordre’s third Inuit member.

Recognition for the Inuit graphic artist from Kinngait, NU, in the international art exhibition.

Jennie William’s “Nalujuk Night” and Zacharias Kunuk’s “Angakusajaujuq: The Shaman’s Apprentice” take home awards.

Looee Arreak and Deantha Edmunds nominated for classical performance; Susan Aglukark to receive humanitarian award.

Visual artist receives Artistic Achievement Award for decades spent creating Inuit art.

Four Inuit up for awards at the 2022 Canadian Screen Awards.

Celebrated graphic artist appears in the fair’s central exhibition.

The Inuk scholar and curator from Nunatsiavut was recognized for her contributions to the arts.

The graphic artist from Kinngait honoured in naming ceremony on International Inuit Day.

The Iqaluit-based artist is the first Inuk in 15 years to receive the honour.

Norma Dunning named finalist for her story collection and Larry Audlaluk for his memoir.