Collection

Kenojuak Ashevak

At the crossroads of traditional life on the land and increasing modernism in the Far North, Kananginak Pootoogook chronicled the Inuit world.

This small drawing depicts a gathering by several people. Simon used in this drawing several various drawing materials, Signed by Tookoome.

A meetingof six people. A sober simple drawing by Simon Tookoome. Signed in the front right corner.

This colourful print shows how Tookome protects his pipe smoking friend and the caribou from a attacking wolf. Text on back tells the story in inuktitut and english.

Two heads of childen playing. A signed 2003 print by Baker Lake artist Simon Tookoome (1934-2010).

Notice the beautiful details in this huntingscene. The polar bear's claws and head; the knife in hunter's right hand.
An intriguing sculpture by Kingalik from Inukjuak.

Fisherman bringing in a caught big fish.. Nice older sculpture (1993) by Aupalukta from Inukjuak, Canada.

Munami Shaqu from Kinngait carved this beautiful sculpture of a kneeling man in green serpentine.

Beautifully designed sculpture by Mattiusi Iyaituk from Ivujivik.

Stylisch fish by Lucassie Alayco from Akulivik

Stretching seal carved by Emataluk Saggiak from Kinngait in a beuatiful serpentine stone.