Artist Projects

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How Ivínguak´ Stork Høegh Layers Indigenous Futurity within Her Work

How the Greenlandic Inuk artist engages with Indigenous Futurism in this original three-work series.
- Artist Project
The Making of Chris Sampson’s Knowledge Keeper Series

The artist gives readers an intimate glimpse at his printmaking process for a project celebrating berry picking.
- Artist Project
Katherine Takpannie and Taqralik Partridge Meditate on Colour

A collaboration examining the cultural, linguistic and aesthetic possibilities of colour.
- Artist Project
Photographer Holly Andersen on Capturing Life in Makkovik

The prolific Nunatsiavut artist shares some of her favourite shots from out on the land.
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How Mark Igloliorte Transformed Toronto into a Skateboarder’s Paradise

The Nunatsiavut artist and skater shares tricks behind his Nuit Blanche installation.
- Artist Project
Taalrumiq’s Vision for the Future of Inuit Fashion

The Inuvialuk fashion designer brings her ideas to life through sketches.
- Artist Project
Mark Bennett on Creating a Personal Typeface

The Toronto designer walks through the process of creating a typeface with community feedback.
- Artist Project
Chantal Jung Examines the Digital Divide Facing Inuit Artists

Multidisciplinary collage artist traces the lack of Arctic internet and how some organizations are working around it.
- Artist Project
How Deantha Edmunds Weaves Activism into her Work

Classical composer and performer shares how she uses music to enact change.
- Artist Project
How Ashley Qilavaq-Savard Strives for a Future Without Lateral Violence

In her personal essay, the Iqaluit poet and filmmaker suggests that lateral love is the way forward for Inuit communities.
- Artist Project
- Feature
The Story of One Nunavik Family’s Printmaking Journey

A history of Nunavik printmaking through the generations, with illustrations by Jessica Malegana.
- Artist Project
Beader Collaboration: The Unnukkut Pair

Levi Mequ and Sakkataaq Zawadski worked together to create earrings an ocean apart.
- Artist Project
Beader Collaboration: The Tuilik/Avittat Pair

Sakkataaq Zawadski and Levi Mequ worked together to create earrings an ocean apart.
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The Hunters | Jamesie Taligvat Evaluardjuk Fournier

In this short fictional work illustrated by Yurak, something wicked this way swims…
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Eldred Allen Frames Local Elders in a New Light

The Nunatsivut photographer shares a selection of portraits that highlight the important role Elders play in his community of Rigolet.
- Artist Project
Nicole Luke Connects the Future of Inuit Nunangat with Inuit-led Architecture

In her multimedia artist project, Luke asks, “Where Are the Inuit Architects?”
- Artist Project
What’s Inside Kablusiak’s Surprise Bags?

Kablusiak combines nostalgia and artist multiples in Party City (where you belong).
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Glenn Gear’s Love for Symmetry Inspires a Series of Circular Works

How the multidisciplinary artist combined geometrics and animals to create his symmetry series.
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Ooleepeeka Eegeesiak Envisions an Alternate Reality for a Livable Planet

Iqaluit artist Ooleepeeka Eegeesiak envisions an alternate reality on a livable planet and emphasizes the importance of our dreams and futurisms as Inuit.
- Artist Project
Norma Dunning on Writing Herself Into Her Research

Inuk author’s book on disc numbers took her out of comfort zone.
- Artist Project
Shirley Moorhouse Explores New Beginnings Through Poetry and Drawings

The Nunatsiavummiut multimedia artist combines memories and imagination in this illustrated story.
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The Significance of Stories in Video Game Research

How Bronson Jacque gathered information from his community to develop his video game on Inuit legends.
- Artist Project
How to Design Meaningful Video Game Characters

Nunatsiavut Inuk artist Bronson Jacque explains what it takes to create authentic and multifaceted characters.
- Artist Project
Can a Video Game Help Bring Inuit Stories to Life?

Follow Bronson Jacque on his journey into video game development.
- Artist Project
Flower Blossoms | Chantal Jung

How one Labrador Inuk artist speaks Indigenous Futurisms and family through digital collage.
- Artist Project
Tamaniitugut (We are Here) | Aedan Corey

A queer Inuk artist reflects on Inuit sovereignty in poetry, photography and drawings.
- Artist Project
- Feature
Creating From Both Sides of the Canada-US Border During COVID-19

Maureen Gruben and Sonya Kelliher-Combs undertake a reciprocal artist exchange from home.

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