Four Inuit up for awards at the 2022 Canadian Screen Awards.

Totally polar-izing? Find out how Inuit artists have used prints to depict the arctic's apex predator.

Jamesie Fournier’s humorous short story recounts an instance where cultural change got lost in translation.

A Q&A with Inuit artist Maureen Gruben on her exhibition Moving with joy.

How one Inuk designer is turning heads.

Celebrate Valentine’s day with a host of love-themed Inuit musical numbers!

All of the hearts, flowers and candy to make your heart skip a beat.

This year’s Order of Canada recipient on the artist relationships she spent her life developing.

Kerry Goodfellow dives into the story behind Ningiukulu Teevee’s drawing

Celebrated graphic artist appears in the fair’s central exhibition.

The top dogs of Inuit art.

Bob Rae discusses the impact of Ashevak’s legacy

Tiffany Ayalik analyzes the symbolic meaning behind Gary Kalluk’s sculpture.

Behind the scenes at the Pangnirtung Tapestry Studio in preparation for the 2010 Vancouver Winter Games.

Zaib Shaikh reflects on the many connections formed through one artwork

Charlotte Qamaniq shares the personal inspiration behind the band’s new track.

Looking to the future with a brand new shade: Very Peri.

Luke Anguhadluq blends his skills in hunting and visual art.

Melodie Sammurtok-Lavallée reflects on Inuit identity, history and aesthetics through the process of creating.

IAQ editors pick their most-anticipated exhibitions, festivals, music and books.

The stories you loved, all wrapped up in a bow.

Jeannette Menzies unpacks the innovative work of one emerging artist.

Janice Grey delves into the emotions and memories within Leah Qumaaluk’s playful print.

The Inuk scholar and curator from Nunatsiavut was recognized for her contributions to the arts.

A Q&A with the Inuk author and poet on her career and winning the $25k prize in fiction.

André François Giroux shows what one print can teach us about our shared connections.

Explore the breadth of art-making in Nunatsiavut

Holly Andersen explains what Qabaroak Qatsiya’s two men are discussing.

Ujarak Appadoo explores how amautiit-making in Arviat has changed over the years.

Curators, critics and authors pick their favourite work from the Kinngait artist’s solo exhibition.

Leslie Scanlon unpacks Qavavau Manumie’s graphic artwork.

Napatsi Folger finds Inuit compassion and understanding reflected in Tutuyea Ikkidluak’s sculpture.

Emily Laurent Henderson explores the meaning behind Jennie Williams’ photograph.

Inuit representation in toys and art.

The graphic artist from Kinngait honoured in naming ceremony on International Inuit Day.

Megan Kyak-Monteith explores the story behind Davidialuk Amittu’s sculpture.

The Iqaluit-based artist is the first Inuk in 15 years to receive the honour.

Gayle Uyagaqi Kabloona reveals what made Joe Talirunili Joe Talirunili.

Vanessa Flowers and Veronica Flowers carry on their grandmother's legacy.

The beginnings of the Baker Lake Sanavik Co-operative.

We’re bringing you skulls this spooky season.

A look into Helen Kalvak’s contributions to the Ulukhaktok co-operative movement.

How Jeannie Snowball’s iconic owl helped to sustain the Nunavik artist co-operative.

Phebe Bentley exposes the secrets of one 1950s carving.

Levi Qumaluk, Aisa Qoperqualu, Charlie Sivuarapik and Peter Amautik’s legacy in Puvirnituq.

Gayle Uyagaqi Kabloona examines her grandmother Victoria Mamnguqsualuk’s art.

Norma Dunning named finalist for her story collection and Larry Audlaluk for his memoir.

Our editors’ top picks from the world’s largest Indigenous media arts festival.

Sikoak speaks with the IAQ about the inspiration behind their design.

A brief history of West Baffin Eskimo Co-operative’s early days.