prints

Char Fishing shows us Inuit fishermen in a landscape with Inukshuk and igloo

This linocut by Maggie Nappartuk from Puvirnituq shows us an igloo surrounded by huntingtools and a sealskin.

'A family searching for food in the spring' is a dark green stonecut by Sarah Joe Quinajuak from Puvirnituq.

Drumming and dancing shaman picturing this powerful linocut by Serapio Ittusardjuat from Igloolik. An aurhentic Inuit print.

Kayaker a sober linocut from Igloolik Inuit artist Madeline Pioyok Ivaluk

"Swift Turn" happy children playing in de snow; an etching by Mary K. Okheena from Holman

'Pull Hard', a lucky fisherman pulling hard to bring his catch on land. Etching by Mary K. Okheena from Holman.

Aglu, a polarbear looking into a seal's breathing hole.
An iceblue lithograph by Inuit artist Peter Palvik from Holman.

'Crane Dance' is refering to mating cranes and the drum dance / throat singing by the Copper Inuit form Holman. This detailed etching is done by Mabel Nigiyok.

A Happy family playing in front of there iglo. Very detailed etching by Holman artist Mabel Nigiyok. Showing clothing and landscape.

Grandson learns to spear fish in a fishweir. Mabel Nigiyok gives us in her colourful stencil a glimpse of a summer camp.

Mabel Nigiyok gives us in her colourful stencil not only a glimpse of a summer camp,
she also triggers your mind how to call a whale by song.