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Links
Nunavut
artists
Inuit culture
Visiting Nunavut
Museums/Public Art Galleries
Publications
Provincial/territorial crafts
associations
Visual arts associations
Discussion Boards
Nunavut
artists
Profiles of artists on this web site.
Kimmirut Artists
Personal,
insightful profiles of dozens of artists from Kimmirut,
primarily carvers.
Cape Dorset Inuit Art
See
slides of the work of some of Cape Dorset's outstanding
pioneer artists.
Interview
Inuit Elders: Stories
Stories
by Inuit elders.
Nunavut Tourism
The web site of Nunavut's tourism authority.
The
Nunavut Handbook
The entire 1999 edition of this comprehensive guidebook
is online.
The
Canadian Museum of Civilization
The
museum has a collection of thousands of carvings, prints
and drawings, and has a permanent
library and archives of books, images, films, video
and sound recordings, and manuscripts devoted to the
archeology, ethnology, history, and folklore of the
country's diverse cultures, including the Inuit, Indians
and Métis.
National
Gallery of Canada
Its permanent
collection of Inuit art from the Northwest Territories,
Nunavut, Quebec and Labrador-Newfoundland unveils a
chronological and regional overview of the art form
since 1949.
Feheley Fine Arts
FFA is a contemporary art gallery specializing in the finest quality original art from across the Canadian Arctic. The gallery is located in downtown Toronto and is a member of the Arts Dealers Association of Canada.
The
Virtual Museum of Canada
Launched in 2001, this virtual museum features
the Inuit 3-D Museum. Warning: this section requires
Cosmo Player and Quick Time to view.
Virtual
Museum of Inuit Art
See
works by Nunavut artists in three dimensions, and listen
to ancient stories by Inuit elders. All artifacts and
stories on this web site are courtesy of the Nunatta
Sunakkutaangit Museum in Iqaluit.
The
McMichael Canadian Art Collection
In 2001, this renowned Toronto-area gallery hosted the
exhibition "Elsie Klengenberg: The Legend of Uvajuq,"
20 stencil prints originally commissioned for the Kitikmeot
Heritage Society in Cambridge Bay.
Winnipeg
Art Gallery
Tthe
Winnipeg Art Gallery boasts the world's largest public
collection of contemporary Inuit art, with roughly 6,700
sculptures, 2,300 prints, 1,140 drawings, and 20 textiles.
Canadian
Museums, Galleries and Other Attractions
Links to more than 2,400 Canadian cultural institutions
and attractions, with collection descriptions, photo
albums, and more.
The
International Council of Museums
A good way to keep abreast of developments in the global
museum industry, this
site links to virtual museums around the world.
Inuit
Art Quarterly
The
world's only magazine dedicated to Inuit art.
Espace
This
Canadian magazine, published four times yearly, is dedicated
to sculpture.
Traces
Journal
of the international stone community.
The
Art Newspaper
An
international paper covering events and trends in worldwide
art, including significant sales, theft and destruction,
important new hirings, conservation, and exhibitions.
Shuttle
Spindle and Dyepot Magazine
Weaving
insightful tales about the fibre industry.
For
more publications on art, see Further
Reading
Crafts
Association of British Columbia
Alberta
Crafts Council
Conseil
des Metiers d'Art du Quebec
Manitoba
Crafts Council
Nova
Scotia Designer Crafts Council
Ontario
Crafts Council
Saskatchewan
Craft Council
Yukon
Arts Centre
Craft
Council of Newfoundland and Labrador
Inum Ary Foundation
Professional Assoc. of Canadian Theatres
Organization
of Saskatchewan Arts Councils
Visual
Arts Nova Scotia
Learning
Stone Conversations
Traces
Stone Sculpture Discussion Forum
The
Sculpture Centre's Online Conference
CLAYZEE
World of Ceramics
For
ceramic potters.
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