Canada. Born 1963
Inuit sculpture
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1910 Baker Lake, Nunavut Territory, Canada - 2002. Known for: Inuit culture textile art, embroidery, stencil, linocut, woodcut.
“The verb “paint” derives from the Latin root pignere, meaning to paint, but also to embroider or tattoo. In more than one sense it is thus a fitting word to bring to a discussion of the works of... Read full biography
“The verb “paint” derives from the Latin root pignere, meaning to paint, but also to embroider or tattoo. In more than one sense it is thus a fitting word to bring to a discussion of the works of Marion Tuu’luq. For some twenty years, this artist painted with woolen fabrics and cotton treads,... Read full biography
“The verb “paint” derives from the Latin root pignere, meaning to paint, but also to embroider or tattoo. In more than one sense it is thus a fitting word to bring to a discussion of the works of Marion Tuu’luq. For some twenty years, this artist painted with woolen fabrics and cotton treads, stitching an art of many layers, both metaphoric and physical. Initially called neevingatah in Inuktitut, which became the rather prosaic “wall hanging” in English, Tuu’luq’s appliqued and embroidered... Read full biography
“The verb “paint” derives from the Latin root pignere, meaning to paint, but also to embroider or tattoo. In more than one sense it is thus a fitting word to bring to a discussion of the works of Marion Tuu’luq. For some twenty years, this artist painted with woolen fabrics and cotton treads, stitching an art of many layers, both metaphoric and physical. Initially called neevingatah in Inuktitut, which became the rather prosaic “wall hanging” in English, Tuu’luq’s appliqued and embroidered pieces are more aptly described as “works on cloth”. These works have been coloured by the palette of her experience of living in the Canadian Arctic before and during the social, economic, and political transformations that have marked the North for... Read full biography
“The verb “paint” derives from the Latin root pignere, meaning to paint, but also to embroider or tattoo. In more than one sense it is thus a fitting word to bring to a discussion of the works of Marion Tuu’luq. For some twenty years, this artist painted with woolen fabrics and cotton treads, stitching an art of many layers, both metaphoric and physical. Initially called neevingatah in Inuktitut, which became the rather prosaic “wall hanging” in English, Tuu’luq’s appliqued and embroidered pieces are more aptly described as “works on cloth”. These works have been coloured by the palette of her experience of living in the Canadian Arctic before and during the social, economic, and political transformations that have marked the North for much of the past century – that is, for much of her life. Tuu’luq was born in a remote corner of the Canadian Arctic in the... Read full biography
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Canada. 1908 - 1959
Inuit painting, sculpture
Canada. 1927 - 1995
Inuit sculpture
Quebec, British Columbia / Canada. 1893 - 1969
Inuit etching, painting, drawing
Canada. 1939 - 2015
Inuit sculpture
Nunavut / Canada. Born 1942
Inuit drawing of nurturing women, birds, mythological figure, graphic art
Nunavut / Canada. 1910 - 1991
Inuit figure stone sculpture, carver
Northwest Territories / Canada. 1895 - 1982
Inuit genre drawing
Quebec / Canada. 1898 - 1954
Inuit sculpture, stone, wood and antler carving, portrait, figure, animal, genre
Ontario / Canada. Born 1930
Mixed media
Manitoba, Nunavut / Canada. 1906 - 1985
Textile wall hanging, drawing, printmaking
Canada. Born 1930
Inuit sculpture
Nunavut / Canada. 1928 - 2005
Inuit sculpture, carving, printmaking
Quebec, Northwest Territories / Canada. 1915 - 1982
Inuit art fanciful image pencil drawing, birds, domestic genre
Nunavut / Canada. 1937 - 1999
Inuit hand-carved sculpture
Canada. 1931 - 1998
Inuit Art, sculpture carvings of whalebone, marine ivory, stone, antler
Quebec, Nunavut / Canada. 1896 - 1967
Inuit sculpture, stone and wood carving
Canada. 1926 - 2005
Inuit Drawing
Nunavut / Canada. 1918 - 1983
Inuit sculpture, carving, whimsical figure, birds, mammals
Northwest Territories, Nunavut / Canada. 1916 - 1981
Inuit stone figural sculpture-semi abstraction
Canada. 1928 - 2007
Inuit sculpture
Nunavut / Canada. 1920 - 1982
Inuit sculpture and genre, ivory wildlife carving, human figures
Canada. 1937 - 2009
Inuit Sculpture
Nunavut, Northwest Territories / Canada. 1919 - 2000
Inuit bird and animal sculpture
Nunavut / Canada. 1909 - 1977
Inuit sculpture, carving, printmaking, drawing
Nunavut, Ontario / Canada. 1927 - 2013
Colored pencil drawing, stone carving, stain glass
Nunavut / Canada. 1911 - 1999
Inuit Art about Inuit culture, stone carved birds, animals, figures
Northwest Territories, Ontario / Canada. 1916 - 2009
Inuit sculpture
Canada. 1949 - 1993
Inuit sculpture
Northwest Territories, Nunavut / Canada. 1897 - 1993
Inuit sculpture, carving, drawing, ceramics
Nunavut / Canada. 1924 - 2017
Animal figure stone carving