Our friends at the Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum at Bowdoin College in Maine are exhibiting images of monsters of all types in their current exhibit “Northern Nightmares: Monsters in Inuit Art.” The landscapes and seascapes of the
We recently noted that the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA) unveiled new Inuit art galleries. Now you can get a glimpse of the treasures in ᐆᒻᒪᖁᑎᒃ uummaqutik (the essence of life) thanks to CBC. This
Our friend Mark London at Galerie Elca London is ending the year with a sweet exhibt he’s calling “In Praise of Older Women: Women in Inuit Art 1950-2000” He explains: “Currently, the gallery is fortunate to
Looking at a document, website, or even just a description on a piece of art written in a dilect of Inuktut? Now you may be able to get a translation online using Google Translate. This is
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
We are sorry to pass on news of the passing of long time Inuit Art Society board member Claude Weil. Claude’s passion for Inuit art, willingness to share that passion with other collectors, and work to
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
