The Rough Guide to Toronto
2009Lee, Phil and Helen Lovekin
256 pages (color)
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Born 1941 South Side of Baker Lake, Nunavut. Known for: Inuit sculpture.
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Thomas Sivuraq (b.1941). A prominent Canadian Inuit* sculptor, carver, printmaker and draftsman, Thomas Sivuraq (disc number* E2-236) was born on the south side of Baker Lake, Nunavut and currently... Read full biography
Thomas Sivuraq (b.1941). A prominent Canadian Inuit* sculptor, carver, printmaker and draftsman, Thomas Sivuraq (disc number* E2-236) was born on the south side of Baker Lake, Nunavut and currently lives in the settlement of Baker Lake. Dozens of his works are in important Canadian museum... Read full biography
Thomas Sivuraq (b.1941). A prominent Canadian Inuit* sculptor, carver, printmaker and draftsman, Thomas Sivuraq (disc number* E2-236) was born on the south side of Baker Lake, Nunavut and currently lives in the settlement of Baker Lake. Dozens of his works are in important Canadian museum collections including the Canadian Museum of History, the Winnipeg Art Gallery*, and the National Gallery of Canada. (1). His mediums are stone, ivory, and bone carving; graphite and felt pen; and stonecut... Read full biography
Thomas Sivuraq (b.1941). A prominent Canadian Inuit* sculptor, carver, printmaker and draftsman, Thomas Sivuraq (disc number* E2-236) was born on the south side of Baker Lake, Nunavut and currently lives in the settlement of Baker Lake. Dozens of his works are in important Canadian museum collections including the Canadian Museum of History, the Winnipeg Art Gallery*, and the National Gallery of Canada. (1). His mediums are stone, ivory, and bone carving; graphite and felt pen; and stonecut prints*. His subjects are human figures, family groups, mother and child, animals, birds, Inuit genre* (hunting, playing, and working),fantasy, mythology and spirituality. His style would be described as Inuit Art*. He usually signs his works in... Read full biography
Thomas Sivuraq (b.1941). A prominent Canadian Inuit* sculptor, carver, printmaker and draftsman, Thomas Sivuraq (disc number* E2-236) was born on the south side of Baker Lake, Nunavut and currently lives in the settlement of Baker Lake. Dozens of his works are in important Canadian museum collections including the Canadian Museum of History, the Winnipeg Art Gallery*, and the National Gallery of Canada. (1). His mediums are stone, ivory, and bone carving; graphite and felt pen; and stonecut prints*. His subjects are human figures, family groups, mother and child, animals, birds, Inuit genre* (hunting, playing, and working),fantasy, mythology and spirituality. His style would be described as Inuit Art*. He usually signs his works in syllabics* (The askART auction results have many excellent illustrations of his oeuvre. He is a self-taught artist who started to carve in... Read full biography
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Books & Publications (19)
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The Harry Winrob Collection of Inuit Sculpture (Winnipeg Art Gallery)
2008Wight, Darlene and Zebedee Nungak136 pages (color)Inuit Women: Their Powerful Spirit in a Century of Change
2007Billson, Janet Mancini; Kyra Mancini461 pagesArctic Spirit: Inuit Art from the Albrecht Collection at the Heard Museum (Heard Museum, Phoenix, Arizona)
2006
(Exhibition catalog)Hessel, Ingo240 pages (color)The Faye and Bert Settler Collection (Winnipeg Art Gallery)
2004Blodgett, Jean, Darlene Wight and Robert Enright160 pagesThe Jerry Twomey Collection at the Winnipeg Art Gallery: Inuit Sculpture from the Canadian Arctic
2003
(Exhibition catalog)Wight, Darlene Coward128 pages (color)An Annotated Bibliography of Inuit Art
2001Crandall, Richard C.464 pages (color)Shades of Stone: Facets of Identity Among Inuti Carvers: Thesis
1998Evans, Michael Robert368 pagesInuit Art: An Introduction
1998Hessel, Ingo; Dieter Hessel198 pages (color)Epic of Qayaq: The Longest Story Ever Told by My People
1995Oman, Lela119 pages (color)Arctic Vision: Art of the Canadian Inuit
1984
(Exhibition catalog)Lipton, Barbara107 pages (color)Grasp Tight the Old Ways: Selections from the Klamer Family Collection of Inuit Art (Art Gallery of Ontario)
1983
(Exhibition catalog)Blodgett, Jean271 pages (color)Lords of the Stone: An Anthology of Eskimo Sculpture
1982Mac Duff, Alistair; George M. Galpin151 pages (color)The Inuit Amautik: I Like My Hood to Be Full (Winnipeg Art Gallery)
1980
(Exhibition catalog)Driscoll, Bernadette; George Swinton128 pages (color)The Coming and Going of the Shaman: Eskimo Shamanism and Art (Winnipeg Art Gallery)
1979
(Exhibition catalog)Blodgett, Jean264 pages (color)Inuit Art in the 1970s (Agnes Etherington Art Centre)
1979
(Exhibition catalog)Routledge, Marie104 pages (color)Looking South (Winnipeg Art Gallery)
1978
(Exhibition catalog)Blodgett, Jean24 pagesInuit Games and Contests: The Clifford E. Lee Collection of Inuit Prints (University of Albera, Edmonton)
1978Collinson, Helen and George Swinton0 pages (color)The Zazelenchuk Collection of Eskimo Art (Winnipeg Art Gallery)
1978
(Exhibition catalog)Zazelenchuk, Stanley88 pages (color)