Arctic Visions: Inuit Drawings from Northern Canada

Contemporary artists of Inuit ancestry have been making drawings in the Canadian Arctic since at least the early 1960s. But while these works have not gone unnoticed, they have usually received less attention than sculptures and prints produced during the same period.

Arctic Visions: Inuit Drawings from Northern Canada is the first exhibition in nearly two decades to show the full range of this important yet often overlooked form. Consisting of bodies of work by six artists from three different regions, and with over 100 images dating from the early 1970s to the present, the exhibition captures the rich diversity of Inuit drawing while bringing focused attention to the featured artists, arguably the foremost in this field.