Those of us who gathered for this year’s Inuit Art Society annual meeting in Indianapolis got to see the Eiteljorg’s special exhibit “Voices from the Arctic: Contemporary Inuit Art.” We’ve featured this exhibit before. However, after
Back in 2017 and the IAS annual meeting in Corning, New York, Richard Mohr discussed Floyd Kuptana’s paintings and other two-dimensional work. For those of us who knew Kuptana only from his sculpture, it was an
August 16 & 17 will be here before you know it, so don’t wait to register for this year’s Inuit Art Society meeting in Traverse City, Michigan! This year’s meeting is a bit shorter than usual,
For the 2024 Inuit Art Society meeting, we are returning to the Dennos in Traverse City, Michigan. This will be the fifth time we’ve met here, and we are happy to be returning. (If you are
The Inuit Art Society is pleased to return to the Dennos Museum Center in Traverse City, Michigan, for the 2024 IAS Annual Meeting. Long-time IAS members are likely familiar with the Dennos and its outstanding collection
Drew Ann Wake is an anthropologist and media producer who has spent forty-five years working with Indigenous organizations in the Northwest Territories. She’ll be speaking at the 2022 Inuit Art Society meeting on September 30th in
Inuit sculptor Abraham Anghik Ruben will be featured at the Inuit Art Society’s 2022 Annual Meeting in Vancouver. He’ll be speaking on September 30. Ruben was born in Paulatuk, Inuvialuit Settlement Region, Northwest Territories in 1951
Lindsay McIntyre is a film artist from Edmonton of Inuk/European descent. She holds an MFA in Film and a BFA in Painting and Drawing. She will be speaking at the Inuit Art Society’s Annual Meeting in
Amanda Jane Davison is a 22-year-old Inupiak artist from Elim, Alaska. She has followed the traditional subsistence way of life from a very young age and admires and is inspired by the beauty and scenery that
