IAQ logo
Donate
Subscribe
Search

Search Artists within IAQ Profiles

ADVERTISEMENT

  • Agguaq 4-Web
    Categories
    • Feature

    How the Agguaq Collective Threads New Connections

    by Krista Ulujuk Zawadski
  • EJacque_Untitled_(star edging) - grasswork article
    Categories
    • Feature

    A Guide To Processing and Sewing Grass

    by Tiffany Raddi
  • King Island Wolf Dancers with Audience and Musicians (recto) (c. 1890)
    Categories
    • Feature

    In the Archives: Victorian-Era Iñupiaq Illustrations

    by Amy Igri Lowndes

Read more from the IAQ



ADVERTISEMENT

Your Definitive Online Resource for Inuit Artists



The Inuit Art Quarterly Profiles is the centralized, definitive resource for Inuit artists' biographies. Featuring the artwork and careers of historical and contemporary artists across all media, the IAQ Profiles highlights their contributions to the cultural and artistic heritage of their communities, Canada and the world in one convenient place.

DunbarChristineSwallowtailEarrings
Christine Dunbar Swallowtail butterfly earrings (2024) © THE ARTIST



Featured Artist

Christine Dunbar

 

Medium 
Graphic Arts, Jewellery

Community 
Inuuvik, Inuvialuit Settlement Region, Inuit Nunangat Learn more

ADVERTISEMENT

Current Issue

The Memory Issue  

HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: 

  • Guest editing by Alutiiq art historian Dr. Nadia Jackinsky-Sethi

  •  A look at how the Agguaq Collective threads connections across generations of Inuit

  • An examination of how artists preserve historical memory in their work

  • Work from Eliyakota Samualie, Inuuteq Storch, Abraham Anghik Ruben and many more

     
iaq384_00_cover_dropshadow

Subscribe

Are you an art collector? Or an Inuit Art Quarterly collector?


Since 1986, the Inuit Art Quarterly has been devoted to advancing and appreciating Inuit and circumpolar Indigenous arts. The back issues of our magazine testify to our focus on connecting readers around the world with the Arctic through the robust and thoughtful writing of Inuit and Indigenous writers. Maybe you’ve misplaced our history-making Nunatsiavut issue; maybe you didn’t subscribe in time to get last quarter’s copy. Either way, we can help.

Find Back Issues Here