Feheley Fine Arts has another virtual exhibit up. This time they are featuring Sedna, the spirit who controls the creatures of the sea and, sometimes, land animals too. As usual, the exhibit features some fascinating background
While the WAG-Qaumajuq in Winnipeg has a massive retrospective of Abraham Anghik Ruben’s work on display through next spring, Feheley Fine Arts in Toronto has a much smaller, but still impressive selection of Anghik Ruben’s work
The Winnipeg Art Gallery is featuring a massive solo show of Abraham Anghik Ruben’s work in the Qaumajuq Inuit art center. The exhibit opens with a public celebration on May 23rd and will run until spring
Feheley Fine Arts has a virtual exhibit of work by Shuvinai Ashoona online for another week before closing on May 17. My Curious People features recent drawings (mostly of people) that reflect on daily life in
If you are a fan of Kinngait (Cape Dorset) drawings, you might want to plan a spring or summer trip to Toronto and out to the McMichael Canadian Art Collection. Two shows are up now that
The Eiteljorg Museum recently opened their new exhibit Voices from the Arctic: Contemporary Inuit Art, with over 80 prints, sculptures, and more created between the 1960s and today. “Through this collection, visitors will experience the evolution
Want to see some more Inuit art? Museums and galleries often create special exhibits. Here are some new and/or temporary exhibits featuring Inuit art that are happening now or coming up in the next year. (This
Feheley Fine Arts is presenting Six Decades of Drawing online now through March 29. The works include some of the earliest drawings made in Kinngait, as well as a selection that spans the decades between then
The Fort Gansevoort Art Gallery in NYC has an online presentation Voices from Kinngait running until April 26. The Exhibit features eight newer Inuit artists from Kinngait (Cape Dorset): Saimaiyu Akesuk, Josie Pootoogook, Pitsiulaq Qimirpik, Ooloosie
