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Derrald
Taylor
Derrald
Taylor
Medium:
bone, jewellry, organic materials, sculpture/carving, stone
Artistic Community:
Yellowknife, NT
Gender:
Male
Date of Birth:
Artists may have multiple birth years listed as a result of when and where they were born. For example, an artist born in the early twentieth century in a camp outside of a community centre may not know/have known their exact date of birth and identified different years.
Tuktoyaktuk, NT
01 September 1963
Work
Derrald Taylor
(Yellowknife)
Bear 2016
Credit: Courtesy Derrald Taylor
Biography
Derrald Taylor is an Inuvialuit carver and jeweller from Tuktoyaktuk, NT. Taylor is known for flowing, realistic carvings of Arctic wildlife, hunters and drum dancers. Taylor’s major artistic influences include his father Bobby Taylor Pokkiak, Inuk Charlie and Bill Nasogaluak. He has been a regular exhibitor at the Great Northern Arts Festival since 1998 and was selected as the featured artist on posters for the 2002 gathering. Taylor has also appeared as a featured artist in the Inuit Art Quarterly. He is currently based out of Frozen Rock Studio in Yellowknife, NT.
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Publications
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Title
Year
Author
Yellowknife stone-carving studio to offer public workshops
January 18, 2018
Kirsten Murphy
Bobby's Legacy
Spring 2016
Nathalie Helberg-Harrison
Bringing the Art to Life: 37 Voices from Across the Canadian Arctic: Derrald Taylor
Fall/Winter 2004
Inuit Art Foundation
Exhibitions
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Name
Year
Gallery
Adäka Cultural Festival
2016
Kwanlin Dün Cultural Centre
Migration
Aug-Sept 2001
Indian and Inuit Art Gallery of the Indian Art Centre, Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada
Festival of the Midnight Sun
2000
Northern United Place
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Collection
Location
Indigenous Art Collection at Indigenous Affairs and Northern Development Canada
Gatineau, QC, Canada
Edit History
November 28, 2017
Created By: Rebecca Gray
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