Informal IAS members-only gathering in Winnipeg in August
IAS members are invited to an informal gathering in Winnipeg on August 18 and 19, 2026. This event was arranged as a way of satisfying our wish to get together to share our love of Inuit […]
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Virtual Meeting: Pat Feheley on the work of Arnaqu Ashevak
We are delighted to present our first virtual presentation of the year, featuring Pat Feheley, noted Inuit art scholar and gallery owner. This will take place on Tuesday, May 12 – 8:00 PM EDT/5:00 PDT. Pat
March 16 Virtual Presentation on Pitseolak Ashoona
Our first virtual presentation is scheduled for the afternoon/evening of March 16. It will feature Napatsi Folger, who will speak about the work of Pitseolak Ashoona and her influence on contemporary Inuit art. Pitseolak Ashoona, RCA
IAS returns to the Dennos in August!
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
A Virtual Tour of Galerie Elca London with Mark London
The Inuit Art Society makes a virtual visit to Galerie Elca London On April 7, 2024, the Inuit Art Society’s virtual meeting will feature a virtual “tour” of Galerie Elca London led by Mark London. Mark
Transformation Presentation
The April 2023 Virtual Meeting of the Inuit Art Society featured a virtual presentation built around the theme of transformation. See the presentation slides here:
Shamans and Shamanism
The IAS virtual meeting in March 2023 was all about shaman and shamanism — you can see the art presented here:
June 5, 2022, virtual meeting features Alaskan artist Vera Shoogukwruk
Our next virtual meeting will be on Sunday, June 5, 2022. We’re featuring Alaskan artist Vera Shoogukwruk. Vera is a Siberian Yupik/Inupiaq from St. Lawrence Island and White Mountain Alaska who has produced a beautiful collection
Inuit Art Society Virtual Programs – 2021
The Inuit Art Society proudly presented seven virtual programs in 2021, featuring a variety of works by Inuit artists from Canada and Alaska. From 20 to 30 homes logged in to attend each event. Three show-and-tell