Inuit Art Portal

08/17/2026

Get Repost App • Art & History Museum In just a few months, the wait will be over ... 👀❄
From 16 October 2026, you are warmly invited to the Art & History Museum for a unique temporary exhibition taking you to the Canadian Far North. 🇨🇦
Dive into the vibrant world of contemporary Inuit artists and be amazed by their powerful artistic expression.
💡 A rare opportunity to discover this remarkable diversity of Inuit art in Europe!
The exhibition draws on the collection of Belgian writer and poet Carl Norac, complemented by numerous loans from national and international museums.
🧐 Expect a wealth of prints, stencil prints, etchings, drawings and sculptures, and discover a remarkable fusion of techniques and materials.
🔍 Encounter powerful artistic voices, with special attention to interpretations by female artists and themes that resonate strongly within Inuit communities today: climate change, forced sedentarisation and the relationship between land, people and animals.

And there’s much more in store! 📅👇
✨ 17 October 2026 - Museum Night Fever
📚 24 October 2026 - Day event in collaboration with
🎨 2-6 November 2026 - Holiday workshop for children aged 6 to 12
🎤 8 November 2026-11 April 2027 - Lecture series on selected Sundays
👧 15 November 2026 - Arts Day for Children
🌙 19 November 2026-15 April 2027 - Evening openings on selected Thursdays
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 19 December 2026-3 January 2027 - Family activities during the Christmas holidays
🖌️ 8-12 February 2027 - Holiday workshop for children aged 6 to 12

📌 Open to visitors from 16 October 2026 until 18 April 2027
Save the dates, book your tickets and get ready for a fascinating journey!

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07/16/2026

07/12/2026

Repost• DaVic Art Gallery | Contemporary Indigenous Art Voices in Wool and Felt: 5 Rare Arctic Wall-Hangings

Behind the scenes at the gallery, summer has been anything but quiet. ☀️🏛️

We have just finalized the integration of five spectacular, museum-grade Inuit textile wall-hangings into our digital showcase. Hand-stitched by master artists across historic Arctic communities, these large, tactile works are absolute powerhouses of graphic modernism.

Unlike graphic prints, every single textile wall-hanging exists as a strictly unique, 1-of-1 primary masterwork. There are no duplicate impressions or numbered runs. The artists treat the massive field of heavy wool and duffle as a landscape, using intricate embroidery and applique to anchor deep ancestral narratives, shamanic animal transformations, and the rhythms of northern life.

Because of their incredible architectural scale and institutional gravitas, unique masterpieces like these are increasingly targeted by major museums and sophisticated global collectors.

Every single piece in this rare five-part acquisition arrives in pristine gallery-archival condition:

• Eva Noah – Red Loons
• Irene Avaalaaqiaq – Shaman Performing
• Irene Avaalaaqiaq – Shaman Transforming
• Therese Putugok – Untitled (Shaman Spirits)
• Elisapee Qinangnaq – Inuit Way of Life

These are monumental, commanding energy centers for a home that appreciates history, soul, and master-level textile craftsmanship.

DM us for serious acquisition inquiries or click the link in our bio to explore the full collection while these 1-of-1 masterworks are still available. 🏛️❤️

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07/08/2026

Repost Inuit Art Foundation 🗺️Do you live in Guelph, Ontario? Do you want to experience more Inuit art installations and sculptures?⁠
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Visit the Art Gallery of Guelph (Art Gallery of Guelph (AGG)) now until August 30th to see Couzyn van Heuvelen’s new exhibit, ‘Couzyn van Heuvelen: CAMP’⁠
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This exhibit is inspired by the generational act of hunting and fishing, the community it creates, and the seasonal practice of setting up camp.⁠
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👉 Tap the link in bio to learn more and see other Inuit Art events! 🗓️⁠
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📸: Couzyn van Heuvelen, “Stretching Sealskin” (2023), COURTESY OF ART GALLERY OF GUELPH ⁠
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06/25/2026

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