Sweden, Norway team up to preserve ancient rock carvings
Sweden and Norway are working together to better preserve thousand-year-old rock carvings, like the ones found on runestones. Freezing water
Read moreSweden and Norway are working together to better preserve thousand-year-old rock carvings, like the ones found on runestones. Freezing water
Read moreThe curator of Inuit art for the Government of Nunavut, in Northern Canada, has a job sorting through thousands Inuit
Read moreArt collectors and lovers in Canada and around the world are quietly mourning the death of a celebrated Inuit carver
Read moreA trademark that certifies Inuit art, and has been issued by the Canadian government for almost sixty years, is now in
Read moreVIDEO: Eye on the Arctic documentary interview with Jutai Toonoo, 2010 Jutai Toonoo, the iconoclastic artist from Arctic Canada, died
Read moreThe Walker’s Inuit and First Nations Art auction is known for its focus on Canadian art from the Far North. But
Read moreA Tlingit clan has decided that a collection of renowned carvings will be publicly displayed in the village. The decision
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