Exhibition | ᐃᓂᖓᑦ ᐃᓚᒌᑦ Iningat Ilagiit

Exhibition neoreninc

Relationships 7 Artworks

Ms Ash

Scene depicting a hunter laying on stones while a thought bubble with a walrus in it floats above them. Inuktitut syllabics are written in the space between the thought bubble and the hunter. Presented in a two-dimensional style and using brown, burgundy, grey, orange and black.

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Scene depicting a hunter laying on stones while a thought bubble with a walrus in it floats above them. Inuktitut syllabics are written in the space between the thought bubble and the hunter. Presented in a two-dimensional style and using brown, burgundy, grey, orange and black.

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Four people about to eat fish with their dogs. Presented in a two-dimensional style and using blue, brown, black, green, orange and grey.

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Kenojuak Ashevak

Symmetrical design depicting three pairs of birds and a human face with traditional I Inuit tattoos in the middle. One pair of birds has some of the humans hair in their beaks. resented in a two-dimensional style and using black and grey.

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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, black and yellow.

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Two people playing with a kite and a third person is below the kite with their arms outstretched. Presented in a two-dimensional style and using black, orange and blue.

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Kenojuak Ashevak

Symmetrical design depicting an owl with very long stringy wings that end in circular feathers for wings and short feathers on its head, standing on two spikey worm-like creatues. Presented in a two-dimensional style and using grey, black and pink.

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Kenojuak Ashevak

two stylized birds, facing the right. One is standing upright and the other is up-side and with its wing and head resting on the other bird's back. Presented in a two-dimensional style and using fuchsia, blue, black and orange.

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