New Arrivals

Are the two figures in the middle debating? Can the decision be made?
Do the two dogs also have a vote?
Intriguing print by Baker Lake artist Simon Tookoome.

Is this a story about a transformation?
Notice the different feet, paws and caricou hooves.
Print by Simon Tookoome from Baker Lake.

A beautiful drawing by Geeta Jaw. A lot of details can be seen. The inukshuk guids people to the tents. Laundry drying outside. Inside a human is visible.

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

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

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.

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

A midwife helps a mother giving birth to her child.
A lovely and sweet sculpture carved by Mary Oshutsiaq from Kinngait.

Lovely scene, mother and child both hiding in the amauti.
The parka and sleeves are decorated with a fringes.
Beautiful sculpture by Johnny Manning, Kinngait.

Is this inuk building an iglu or just a protecting wall to hide?
Carved in steatite by Johnny Kakutuk from Akulivik.

Otookie Anaunitak captures the natural pose of this walrus well in this sculpture.
Anaunitak lives in Kimmirut, former Lake Harbour.

Funny hare, cute face.
Carved in serpentine by Parr Parr from KInngait.