Taking back traditional tattoos through the Inuit Tattoo Revitalization Project.

Utiqtittijut tunnirnik taakkutiguunaq Inuit tunniliurusinginnik.

What records have been stitched into the wool duffel of Baker Lake?

Polar bear sculpture to sit at entrance to Qaumajuq outdoor plaza.

This Valentine’s Day and all days.

How one Inuvialuk artist approaches an unusual canvas.

An intimate narrative of cultural revival and pride.

The artist reveals the process behind the WAG’s newest piece of public art.

An Afro-Inuk woman finds her perfect niche in one intersectional art exhibition.

Inuktut-language channel to broadcast across Nunavut and Northwest Territories.

Illuminating Ultimate Grey through the works of artists from across Inuit Nunangat.

Editor’s picks for the year ahead.

The under-the-radar stories of 2020.

Singer-songwriter in the running for $100,000 prize.

The stories you loved, all wrapped up in a bow.

How material use is intimately connected to being out on the land for one artist.

Indigenous Advisory Circle co-chairs discuss the centre’s naming process.

5 creators on the positives of the past year.

Career highs set for Jessie Oonark, John Pangnark and more.

Wondrous ways to depict the massive marine mammal.

Maureen Gruben and Sonya Kelliher-Combs undertake a reciprocal artist exchange from home.

This month’s comic gives Ashevak’s art its own voices.

A graphic artist refutes the colonial imposition on their identity.

Explore the breadth of art-making in Nunavik.

From one Southern Inuk artist to another.

Jordan Angunayuak Carpenter wrestles with the ramifications of his own name.

An act of decolonization at one of Canada’s major museums.

Famous sculpture blasts past estimated prices.

The career and influences of Canada’s first Inuk opera singer.

An artist reacts to those who mispronounce her name.

From intense documentaries to animated shorts.

Napatsi Folger celebrates the monstrous creatures of Tivi Etook.

Studio Manager Jordan McQuaid tells all.

An Inuk graphic artist explores her relationship to her namesakes through comics.

Takpannie takes home $10,000 prize.

Office for Contemporary Art Norway highlights Indigenous artists.

Inuvialuit Communications Society seeks to bolster language use.

One writer’s letter to her younger self.

Canadian Art fills two Editor-At-Large positions with Indigenous editors.

Investigating the artistic practise of Leanne-Inuarak-Dall.

Janet Brewster explores her relationship to Igah Hainnu’s work.

Building a space for Inuit within popular culture and mainstream news.

Taalrumiuq / Christina King examines the history left by local seamstresses.

True tributes to time out on the land.

A California-based Inuk with a penchant for collage.

A carver’s apprentice talks about her mentor’s work.

With new team, Nunavut performing arts society emphasizes community connection.

Nyla Innuksuk talks about her love for Saimaiyu Akesuk’s creepy crawly critters.

Our Managing Editor takes on this fluid carving.

Our Contributing Editor explore a more personal connection to art in this month’s comic featuring Pudlo Pudlat