Inuit art, culture and language: Selected reports
Thursday was International Inuit Day, a celebration set up to acknowledge and celebrate Inuit culture and contributions. To mark this special day for Inuit across the world, here’s a selection of stories on Inuit culture and language.
International Inuit Day is an occasion to affirm Inuit voices across the circumpolar world, leader says
By Eilis Quinn, Eye on the Arctic | November 7, 2019
How one man has made a place for struggling ivory carvers in Anchorage, Alaska
By Zachariah Hughes, Alaska Public Media | November 4, 2019
Organization representing Canadian Inuit adopts unified Inuktut orthography
By Levon Sevunts, Radio Canada International | September 27, 2019
Exhibition to showcase Inuit art from Atlantic Canada
By Mathiew Leiser, Eye on the Arctic | September 24, 2019
Legacy of Inuk artist Itee Pootoogook explored in Canadian exhibition
By Eilis Quinn, Eye on the Arctic | August 19, 2019
Canadian exhibition showcases miniature carvings by Inuit artists
By Eilis Quinn, Eye on the Arctic | July 29, 2019
Inuit languages declining in Canada’s Nunavut territory, stats show
By Sara Frizzell, CBC News | July 10, 2019
Nunavut educator Edna Agnes Ekhivalak Elias among appointments to Order of Canada
By Peter Zimonjic, CBC News | June 27, 2019
Canadian Heritage to contribute funding to travelling Kenojuak Ashevak exhibition
By Eilis Quinn, Eye on the Arctic | May 23, 2019
2 Inuit artists share Nunavut Commissioner’s Arts Award
By CBC News | May 2, 2019