Landmark Inuit textile exhibit winds up in January
A landmark exhibit of textiles made by Inuit artists winds up next month after travelling the country and even nabbing
Read moreA landmark exhibit of textiles made by Inuit artists winds up next month after travelling the country and even nabbing
Read moreFamed artist Pitseolak Ashoona is one of eight notable Canadians shortlisted to appear on the next $5 banknote, the Bank
Read moreA project to digitize the works from the famed Kinngait art program in Canada’s eastern Arctic territory of Nunavut has
Read moreA number of works by Canadian artist Qavavau Manumie are being featured in an exhibit at the Museum of Modern
Read moreAn exhibition currently underway at the Textile Museum of Canada explores the little-known story of the graphic texitle program in
Read moreCape Dorset is one step closer to its name being officially recognized as Kinngait — one of its traditional names. Kinngait
Read moreWhen Francine Compton saw many Inuit frustrated by a recent article in the New York Times, she didn’t want to read it.
Read moreCape Dorset’s new health centre will be the first in Canada’s eastern Arctic territory of Nunavut to have a room
Read moreInuk artist Itee Pootoogook (1951 – 2014) was well-known for his drawings of solitary figures or architecture placed amongst vast Arctic
Read moreThe Nunavut community of Cape Dorset could go back to its traditional name. The community was named by English explorer
Read moreA settlement has been reached in the wrongful death lawsuit against the government of Nunavut and a former nurse in
Read moreThe West Baffin Eskimo Co-operative, the Arctic Canadian business behind the renowned Cape Dorset print program, is marking its 60th
Read moreThe Bank of Canada has released a new $10 bill featuring the work of one of Canada’s most renowned artists,
Read moreIn this 2010 documentary report, Eye on the Arctic’s Eilís Quinn travelled to Cape Dorset, Nunavut to speak with the Arctic artists whose work is exploring the rapid social and environmental change in their communities.
Read moreWe take you into studio with Jimmy Kamimmalik, an artist and printmaker working in Baker Lake, a community in Canada’s eastern Arctic territory of Nunavut.
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