Tarralik Duffy’s exhibition at Ottawa’s SAW features the artist’s interpretations of pop imagery associated with various junk food products commonly consumed in Inuit communities across the North. Co-curated by Taqralik Partridge and SAW’s Jason St-Laurent, the exhibition features images of potato chip bags, soda cans and chocolate bars in a range of media that includes prints and soft sculptures. Also included in the installation is a video of Super Shamou, a popular Inuk superhero, accompanied by drawings based on a comic book version. The exhibition is on view until October 15.
