Mother & Children Cape Dorset_2023 She works with centuries-old techniques

She works with centuries-old techniques of dyeing with natural dyes and combines them with the more contemporary method of botanical printing with leaves

This wall hanging textile artwork is based on Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite and comes mounted on a stretched canvas

His artworks are held in collections ranging from the Fisher Rare Book Library

Glaze pools and breaks over the carved scales of these hand built ceramic snakes

Annie’s works have been used for prints that have been included in the annual Pangnirtung Print Collection and twenty-five of her drawings have been used for tapestries produced by the weavers who work in the Pangnirtung Tapestry Studio

Mother & Children Cape Dorset_2023 She works with centuries-old techniquesA mother carries her two children in this stone carving. Stone Approx. 12 x 11 x 19 cm Registration no. 1246001 Born in Iqaluit in 1974, Ashoona is the son of celebrated carver Kiugak Ashoona and grandson of renown printmaker Pisteolak Ashoona. Ashoonas carvings are made predominately with the local serpentine stone, and are remarkable for their ability to capture kinetic movements of his subjects. His carvings are noted for the expressiveness,