The gallery exhibition at La Guilde on Sherbrooke Street West has brought together 25 artists originally from Nunatsiavut — the Inuit region of Labrador — to showcase their diverse art as an ...

The Inuit Art Foundation is looking for Nunatsiavut artists to add to their growing online database, which highlights Inuit artists from across Canada. The IAF's goal is to broaden the public's ...

Qaumajuq will house the largest public collection of contemporary Inuit art in the world, including a large collection of works on loan from the Nunavut archives ...

Inuit art—particularly stone or bone carvings and animal hide works—had long been available to travelers to the Arctic. But Houston made two major changes.

The painting narrates the story of her grandfather’s land, Alkiewicz said. Working from her studio in Northampton, Alkiewicz infuses Inuit culture into her art.

Visitors to the Art Gallery of Windsor this fall will get a rare look into the distinctive artistic talents of the Inuit communities of northern Labrador. AGW is the only Ontario stop and the ...

A new exhibition at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts shows how modern artists have been inspired by traditional singing and drumming.

In the absence of access and recognition comes resilience and creativity. This became apparent to Heather Igloliorte, an Inuk scholar and art historian, as she researched the presence of Labrador ...

When it comes to economic development in the Canadian Arctic, resource development dominates the headlines. But a recent report lays out in detail, just how much the Inuit arts economy contributes ...

In early April, a selection of these embroideries will be flown back to Labrador with three Museum scholars—Susan Kaplan, the Museum’s director; Genevieve LeMoine, the curator; and Katie Donlan, a ...

SakKijâjuk is a Labrador Inuit term that means “to be visible,” and in the exhibit—hosted by The Rooms, the province’s largest art gallery—visibility takes on multiple meanings.

The Labrador Inuit are known for their stone, wood and bone carving and sealskin clothing, but the exhibition also reveals contemporary art using video, photography, printmaking and ceramics ...