Study jewelry and metalwork, lapidary, drawing and printmaking, Japanese woodcut, drawing and painting, carving and sculpting, drawing and design, sewing, quillwork and tufting, doll-making, traditional basketweaving, and art and small business fundamentals through the College's various fine arts programs. Depending on the subject they're interested in, budding artists can persue either diploma (two years), certificate (one year) or evening courses (eight weeks). The Fine Arts program is headquartered at the College's Nunatta campus in Iqaluit, but courses may be taught in other communities across the territory, provided funding and demand exists for them. Students in a financial pinch should be sure to check out grants detailed in this web site, including funding available from the Nunavut Implementation Training Committee.

For further information, contact:

Beth Biggs
Instructor, Fine Arts and Crafts
Nunavut Arctic College
Nunatta Campus
P.O. Box 600
Iqaluit NU X0A 0H0

Phone: (867) 979-7267
Fax: (867) 979-3346
Website: www.nac.nu.ca
Email: bbiggs@nac.nu.ca