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 […]
Want to see some more Inuit art? There is so much amazing work in museums and art galleries right now! Museums and galleries often create special exhibits. Here are some new and/or temporary exhibits featuring Inuit
The Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) holds a massive collection of art and historical artifacts. A hoard that dates back to the company’s founding in 1670. That collection now includes about 1700 works of art and 2,700
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
Our friends over at the Inuit Art Portal on Facebook got together over zoom earlier this spring to catch up with each other and talk about Floyd Kuptana’s life and work. You can catch their discussion
It’s already been a long, hot summer for a lot of folks. If that has you thinking about a vacation somewhere cool, you might want to consider visiting the Arctic this fall with our friend Dr.
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 Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City is receiving a gift of over 500 prints collected by René Balcer and Carolyn Hsu-Balcer. The collection includes prints by many of the best-known Inuit artists going
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
