"Cool...Inuit Art: Than and Now"

George Arluk from Rankin Inlet carved this simple shaped head.

small simple model of a Qulliq or kudlik carved in serpentine.
Made by Isaaq Oqutaq from Kinngait.

Simple pipe, in the front we'll see a face, and the mouthpiece is formed by a penis.
This fetish pipe is carved by Simon Uttaq from Taloyoak.

An intriguing minimalist sculpture, a bit frightening at first glance.
The large glass eyes are striking.
Creator: Mattiusi Iyaituk from Ivujivik.

Very impressive sculpture with many faces. Grandfathers pasing on their knowledge to the youth through a transformation.
Carved by Sii Ashoona from Kinngait

The land spirit, depicted as a human face, is flanked by two summer ptarmigans.
A beautiful print by Kenojuak Ashevak from Kinngait.

Is this electricity tower an example of progress? A reflection of modern times?
Powerful print by Padloo Samayualie from Kinngait.

Atmospheric image of Kinngait during the night. Powerful print by Johnny Pootoogook from Kinngait.

A bird falls prey to another bigger bird. Subtle use of soft colours. Print by Kenojuak Ashevak from Cape Dorset.

The tent in this summer camp print is made of skins and also has a real door with handle.
Print made by Ikayukta Tunnillie from Kinngait.

Pitaloosie Saila made this lovely piquant portrait of a young lady.

Joyfully print: in snow playing children. The scenery is drawn thru a few simple lines.
Print by David Omingmak from Holman.