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“The clean, strong lines of the figure’s limbs are an elegant ode to human resilience” –Napatsi Folger reflects on Tutuyea Ikkidluak’s sculpture “Starving Ethiopian”.
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“Akpaliapik was able to capture a moment of familiarity and spark all these connections in my brain to my childhood.” Kablusiak examines #Akplaliapik’s “Dog Sled”.
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“Storytelling teaches us our past, entertains us and keeps many histories alive today...” Megan Kyak-Monteith shares the importance of storytelling in Inuit art. Find more #InuitPerspectives on @TD_Canada Gallery of Indigenous Art artworks at #IAQOnline.
“This sculpture came alive for me when I learned the story behind its making.” Gayle Uyagai Kabloona tells the tale of a defining moment in Joe Talirunili’s life. Find more #InuitPerspectives on @TD_Canada Gallery of Indigenous Art artworks at #IAQOnline. https://t.co/OTl2LE5cBN
“This sculpture came alive for me when I learned the story behind its making.” Gayle Uyagai Kabloona tells the tale of a defining moment in Joe Talirunili’s life. Find more #InuitPerspectives on @TD_Canada Gallery of Indigenous Art artworks at #IAQOnline. https://t.co/OTl2LE5cBN
“I am intrigued by the intangible meanings this figure carries.” Phebe Bentley unpacks the layers of symbolism inside Johnny Inukpuk’s carving. Find more #InuitPerspectives on @TD_Canada Gallery of Indigenous Art artworks at #IAQOnline. https://t.co/5oitp30xDk
“I am intrigued by the intangible meanings this figure carries.” Phebe Bentley unpacks the layers of symbolism inside Johnny Inukpuk’s carving. Find more #InuitPerspectives on @TD_Canada Gallery of Indigenous Art artworks at #IAQOnline. https://t.co/5oitp30xDk
“This piece feels like an invitation.” Kailey Sheppard asks what lies beyond the rocks of Tim Pitsiulak’s “Spring Coastline” at IAQ Online.
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“This piece feels like an invitation.” Kailey Sheppard asks what lies beyond the rocks of Tim Pitsiulak’s “Spring Coastline” at IAQ Online.
Find more #InuitPerspectives on @TD_Canada Gallery of Indigenous Art artworks at #IAQOnline
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“Stone sculptures carry a lot of stories in their flesh.” Brian Kowikchuk reveals the story of Kumakuluk Saggiak’s “Owl and Owlet”. Find more #InuitPerspectives on @TD_Canada Gallery of Indigenous Art artworks at #IAQOnline https://t.co/YuyaKmqbqZ
“Karlik immerses you in the essence of Inuit culture and traditional sustenance.” Topsy Banksland details the many facets of Pierre Karlik’s “[Inuit] Hunting”. Find more #InuitPerspectives on @TD_Canada Gallery of Indigenous Art artworks at #IAQOnline https://t.co/LzZn3fOSog
“This sculpture makes me think of my ancestors and how things have changed.” Holly Andersen links “Woman with Bucket” to her own family’s history.
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“This sculpture makes me think of my ancestors and how things have changed.” Holly Andersen links “Woman with Bucket” to her own family’s history.
Find more #InuitPerspectives on @TD_Canada Gallery of Indigenous Art artworks at #IAQOnline
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“This owl [is] balanced as if by a phantom presence.” Kyle Natkusiak Aleekuk examines #InuitArtist #OsuitokIpeelee’s “Mythical Owl”. Find more #InuitPerspectives on @TD_Canada Gallery of Indigenous Art artworks at #IAQOnline. https://t.co/vSev8GeJQK
![InuitArtFdn's tweet photo. “This owl [is] balanced as if by a phantom presence.” Kyle Natkusiak Aleekuk examines #InuitArtist #OsuitokIpeelee’s “Mythical Owl”. Find more #InuitPerspectives on @TD_Canada Gallery of Indigenous Art artworks at #IAQOnline. https://t.co/vSev8GeJQK https://t.co/tQGE6QSlEt](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E79VPHeWUAATeug.jpg)
"This piece shows how Inuit are continuously adjusting to their circumstances.” Chantal Jung examines #InuitArtist #ShuvinaiAshoona "Taking Pictures of the Creature”. Find more #InuitPerspectives on @TD_Canada Gallery of Indigenous Art works at #IAQOnline https://t.co/5l5C2BZ6Ho
"This piece shows how Inuit are continuously adjusting to their circumstances.” Chantal Jung examines #InuitArtist #ShuvinaiAshoona "Taking Pictures of the Creature”. Find more #InuitPerspectives on @TD_Canada Gallery of Indigenous Art works at #IAQOnline https://t.co/5l5C2BZ6Ho
Such a pity corona made it impossible for me to visit this fascinating exhibition. But the online content of the museum's page is also worth an icy trip:
https://t.co/rRlarHf6Kb
#arcticresearch #inuitperspectives #postcolonialstudies #icyimaginaries #icestages
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