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Breathtaking 9 Artwork(s)

Harlow

Imaginary scene depicting an Inuit woman with long braids wearing an amautik and a mythical sea creature with long braids as well. Figures presented in a two-dimensional style and using blue

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Kenojuak Ashevak
Imaginary scene depicting an Inuit woman with long braids wearing an amautik and a mythical sea creature with long braids as well. Figures presented in a two-dimensional style and using blue
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Paulassie Pootoogook
One large snowy standing on the left side of the page with its head turned and facing forward. Scene presented in a two-dimensional style and using black .
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Kenojuak Ashevak
Symmetrical design depicting a stylized owl with a dooted pattern on its boddy and long fancy feathers on its wings and head. Presented in a two-dimensional style and using red
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Kenojuak Ashevak
Imaginary bird shown with twenty-seven long stylized feathers coming out from all around its body. Figure presented in a two-dimensional style and using brown and black.
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Kenojuak Ashevak
A stylized sun with large feather-like rays and a face with traditional Inuit tattoos. Presented in a two-dimensional style and using yellow and green.
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Figures From My Imagination

Sakiassie Ragee
Scene depicting a group of eight imaginary birds and sea creatures
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Kenojuak Ashevak
Scene depicting two birds standing facing the right and two other birds with their wings out and their heads facing down pose above them. Scene presented in a two-dimensional style and using black.
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Kenojuak Ashevak
Symmetrical scene depicting four birds and two women in Amutiks kneeling in a rocky landscape. Scene presented in a flattened
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Kiawak Ashoona
Playful scene depicting a walrus standing on its hind flippers facing a person with their hands in the air and leaning backwards. Presented in a two-dimensional style and using black

The art pieces I chose for this exhibit are those that took my breath away at first glance. Art can speak to to us in various ways, and different pieces
can create different emotions and thoughts from person to person.

This exhibition is private

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