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Why Taqralik Partridge Refocused on Home During COVID-19

An Inuit writer uses photographs to speak to how the pandemic has reinforced her values.
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Inuvialuk artist Nanook Gordon Supports Community with the Creation of Native Arts Society

Canada’s first Indigenous two-spirit, trans-led arts gallery to open in Toronto this fall.
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How an Inuit Photographer Found Comfort Inside During a Global Pandemic

How Chris P. Sampson reframes his world when home means so much more.
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Your Guide to Some of History’s Biggest Inuit Artists

Learn about the life and career of influential artists Kenojuak Ashevak, Jessie Oonark, Tivi Etok, Agnes Nanogak Goose and Gilbert Hay.
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10 Nunavut Artists to Know

Explore the breadth of art-making in Nunavut.
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How 3 Nunatsiavut Women Artists Contribute to the History of Labrador

Recognizing the artistic legacies of Josephina Kalleo, Garmel Rich and Nellie Winters.
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7 Works of Fatherly Love

From hunting to playing and everything in between.
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Carving Out Inuit Rights to Quarry Stone

The value of access to quality serpentinite, argillite and steatite for Inuit artists.
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10 Inuvialuit Artists to Know

Explore the breadth of artmaking in the Inuvialuit Settlement Region.
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How to Overcome the Erasure of Inuit Identity in Archival Photos

ITK President Natan Obed gives a name to a painful past.
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8 Captivating Caribou Creations in Inuit Art

Tuktu—the animal near and deer to our hearts.
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8 Arctic Landscapes by Inuit Artists

Views of the North from those who inhabit it.
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An Inuit Art Counternarrative to the Group of Seven's Vision of the Arctic

Reexamining the visual language of the North through the watercolour paintings of Niap and Frederick Varley.
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10 Works of Motherly Love

Celebrate the bond between mother and child through Inuit art.
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7 Awesome Avian Artworks in Inuit Art

This one is strictly for the birds
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How Nunatsiavut Artists Use Their Work to Fight Climate Change

Protecting water in the community of Rigolet
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Linking the Land, Sea and Air in Inuit Sculpture and Poetry

Ningeosiak Ashoona and Uvavnuk show the constant flow of nature that moves them to their core.
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Why Are Joe Boats so Expensive?

The enduring popularity of Joe Talirunity’s seafaring sculptures.
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Hunting Caribou Through Inuktitut Poetry and Sculpture

Tegoodligak and Osuitok Ipeelee sing for their supper.
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6 Notable Works of Narwhal Art

An ode to the unicorn of the sea.
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Inuit Poetry and Ceramics that Contemplate Life and Nature

The wind connects works by Tegoodligak, Pierre Aupilardjuk and Leo Napayok.
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The Inuk-Woman Power of Musical Multihyphenate Elisapie

Using art to address injustice.
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6+ Inuit Seasons in 1 Poem and 1 Sculpture

Martha Nasook and Michael Massie bring the stars in one place to celebrate the return of spring.
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7 Seriously Stellar Seals in Inuit Art

These artworks get our seal of approval!
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Niap’s Foray into Mural Art

What one Nunavik artist learned after taking painting to a brand new scale.
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8 Female Inuit Artists at the Top of Their Game

From sculpture to virtual reality, these women are creating amazing work.
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Inuit Youth Complete First Large-Scale Mural in Nunatsiavut

Jessica Winters engages community with Makkovik mural.
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The 10 Bear Boogie

The grooviest bears on the internet.
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How the Qaumajuq Boardwalk Mural Helped to Connect Inuit in Winnipeg

Nunatsiavut artist Kale Sheppard reconnects with her culture through paint.
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Qanuq atausiq sanaugaliuqti tukinganik pilaurninganik taakutiguunaq sanauganik sivullivinirminik

The work of Agnes Nanogak Goose and Peter Aliknak Banksland through the eyes of their descendant.
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How One Artist Takes Meaning From the Art of His Ancestors

The work of Agnes Nanogak Goose and Peter Aliknak Banksland through the eyes of their descendant.
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Arviat Mural Artist Gives Hamlet Office a Makeover

How Charlotte Karetak renders the vivid skies of her hometown.
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7 Portrayals of Whales in Inuit Art

Kriller artworks that’ll blow you away
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Your Guide to the Monsters in Inuit Art

Learn what creatures creep in the legends behind your favourite artworks.
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Kappianaqtunguat Inuit sanaugangittigut

Illinniarit qanuq kappianaqtut takkuksauqattarninginik taakutiguunaq unikkaartuatigut takuksauvaktut sanaugatigut.
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ᖃᐅᔨᒪᔭᐅᔪᑐᖃᖅ ᓲᕐᓗ ᐃᔨᖅᓯᒪᓪᓗᓂ ᖃᒪᓂᖅᑐᐊᕐᒥᐅᑦ ᓂᕕᖓᔪᓕᐊᖏᓐᓂᑦ

What records have been stitched into the wool duffel of Baker Lake?
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7 Jewellers Whose Work You Should Covet

This Valentine’s Day and all days.
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Sheree McLeod Showcases Blanket Toss in Satellite Antenna Mural

How one Inuvialuk artist approaches an unusual canvas.
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Goota Ashoona Created One of the Largest Inuit Sculptures in the World for WAG Qaumajuq

The artist reveals the process behind the WAG’s newest piece of public art.
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How Seeing Herself Represented in Art Helped One Woman Speak Up

An Afro-Inuk woman finds her perfect niche in one intersectional art exhibition.
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How Inuit Artists Have Used Pantone’s 2021 Colours of the Year

Illuminating Ultimate Grey through the works of artists from across Inuit Nunangat.
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7 Stories You May Have Missed

The under-the-radar stories of 2020.
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11 of Your Favourite Stories From This Year

The stories you loved, all wrapped up in a bow.
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What Inuit Artists Are Grateful For In 2020

5 creators on the positives of the past year.
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6 Whiskered Walrus Works

Wondrous ways to depict the massive marine mammal.
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Creating From Both Sides of the Canada-US Border During COVID-19

Maureen Gruben and Sonya Kelliher-Combs undertake a reciprocal artist exchange from home.
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6 of Karoo Ashevak’s Sculptures Speak

This month’s comic gives Ashevak’s art its own voices.
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Shiwak to Sikoak: Taking Back My True Surname

A graphic artist refutes the colonial imposition on their identity.
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10 Nunavik Artists to Know

Explore the breadth of art-making in Nunavik.
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BIG MAN or I Will Learn to Hunt

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

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