The Qalupalik is a stop motion story created by a local Inuk artist: Ame Papatsi. Ame draws with both hands simultaneously, and he was kind to my little niece. https://www.nfb.ca/film/nunavut_animation_lab_qalupalik/ #InuitArt #Inuit #StopMotion #Horror #monsters #IndigenousCreatives

My ink drawing of "Screaming Faces" by Manasiah Akpaliapik. #InuitArt #InkDrawing #ArtistsOnMastodon #IndigenousCreatives #faces

Cool! Just found out that the Inuit zine -miut will be publishing two of my drawings and three of my poems. https://mitchellartgallery.macewan.ca/miut #InuitArt #poetry #Inuit @indigenousauthors #IndigenousCreatives

My drawing of Arctic Angst, a carving by Inuk artist Bill Nasogaluak. #InuitArt #IndigenousCreatives #drawing #ArtistsOnMastodon #ClimateChange #Arctic #ClimateCatastrophe #PolarBear #igloo

My drawing of Manasiah Akpaliapik’s sculpture Screaming Faces. #InuitArt #IndigenousCreatives #drawing #sketchbook #ArtistsOnMastodon

Before the pandemic, I used to go to the Art Gallery of Ontario to draw the Inuit sculptures. Here’s my drawing of Abraham Anghik Ruben’s soapstone carving of Sedna. #drawing #InkDrawing #hatching #CrossHatching #Sedna #InuitArt #AbrahamAnghikRuben #IndigenousCreatives #ArtistsOnMastodon

Open to Inuit living outside of Inuit Nunaat in what is known as Canada.
Submission Deadline: January 22, 2024
Launch Date: March 2024

This zine invites Inuit living in the south, or outside of Inuit Nunangat, to submit any artistic expressions (visual and/or writing) that reflect upon home, being Inuk, land, and kinship, to be released in March 2024. The zine will be printed in colour and launched as a part of -miut, an exhibition that features five contemporary Inuit artists living in Treaty 6 and 7 territories at the Mitchell Art Gallery in Edmonton, Alberta, curated by Ooleepeeka Eegeesiak. Each selected contributor will receive an $85.00 honorarium. https://mitchellartgallery.macewan.ca/news/miut-zine #Inuit #InuitArt #Indigenous @indigenousauthors #InuitAuthors #InuitPoets

Descent of Nuliajuk. I embroidered this in 2020. #InuitArt #Nuliajuk #Sedna #Inuit #TextileArt #Embroidery #Needlework #IndigenousCreatives #Amauti

Last year I was a featured artist for a project called The Beasting. Southwestern Ontario artists collaborated to make exquisite corpse artwork. My contribution was inspired by the Inuit creation story of Nuliajuk/Sedna. https://www.thebeasting.ca/pages/shantell-powell #ExquisiteCorpse #IndigenousCreatives #ArtistsOnMastodon #Indigedon #InuitArt #Nuliajuk #Sedna #InkDrawing

Black and white charcoal drawings of uluuk I did in 2017. #Ulu #Drawings #InuitArt @IndigenousCreatives@woodpecker.social #knives #Indigedon #Inuit #Indigenous #IndigenousArt #IndigenousMastodon #CharcoalDrawing

https://readfoyer.com/article/quickstop-run-tarralik-duffy “Multidisciplinary Inuk artist Tarralik Duffy talks about her new solo show at the AGO.” I’d like to see this show. Even though I never lived in Nunavut, a lot of what she says reminds me of when I lived in northern Newfoundland with my family. Folks made lawn ornaments out of whale vertebrae. #InuitArt #Inuit #Indigedon #Indigenous #Art #IndigenousArt #Arctic

In an open letter to Opera de Saint-Étienne, Inuksuk Mackay responds to the French opera company’s latest performance which appropriates Inuit-style clothing and tattoos, Arctic landscapes and a reproduction of a print by Kenojuak Ashevak. https://www.inuitartfoundation.org/iaq-online/our-culture-is-not-a-box-of-trinkets-open-letter-to-opera-de-saint-%c3%a9tienne #Inuit #CulturalAppropriation #Indigenous #Opera #InuitArt

My drawing of David Ruben Piqtouken’s “Spirit Bear Possessing a Man’s Soul.” #InuitArt #Inuit #Bear #SpiritAnimal

My sketch of Abraham Anghik Ruben’s sculpture “The Journey.” #InuitArt #drawing #Sketchbook #AbrahamAnghikRuben #Indigenous #Inuit