Unidad documental compuesta - Inuit Art

This file contains a handwritten note regarding Inuit art. This file also contains photocopies of the following articles: "The Historic Period in Canadian Eskimo Art" by Jean Blodgett from The Beaver Summer 1979 pp. 17-26, "The Prehistory and Prehistoric Art of the Canadian Inuit" by Robert McGhee from The Beaver Summer 1981 pp. 23-30, "Wall Hangings at Whale Cove" by Dorothy Harley Eber from The Beaver Summer 1984 pp. 27-29, "Christianity and Inuit Art" by Jean Blodgett from The Beaver Autumn 1984 pp. 16-25, "The Sculpture of Tukiki Oshaweetok" by John K.B. Robertson from The Beaver Winter 1977 pp. 24-27, "Parr" by Terrence Ryan from The Beaver Autumn 1979 pp. 46-49, "Josie Papialook" by Marybelle Myers from The Beaver Summer 1982 pp. 22-29, "Visits with Pia" by Dorothy Harley Eber from The Beaver Winter 1983 pp. 20-27. This file also contains a page from The University of Alberta Alumni Association magazine New Trail Winter 1982 with an ad for mail order prints of art by various Inuit artists: Kananginak, Kenojuak, Pudlo, Pitseolak, and Lucy. Also a photocopy of an article that contains pictures of a sculpture by Ukkalig from Rankin Inlet. Also a photocopy of The Art of the Canadian Eskimo by W.T. Larmour. Also a photocopy of the article "The North in Review" containing a review of Sculpture / Inuit by William Larmour. Also a photocopy of the article "Eskimo Carver or Canadian Sculptor?" by R.M. Hume. Also the article "Inuit Art: Christmas Presents from the Far North" by Barbara Benoit from INUA: Spirit World of the Bering Sea Eskimo pp. 30-32. Also a review by R. Brownstone of The Inuit Print published by the National Museum of Man. Also a copy of the Thunder Bay National Exhibition Centre and Centre for Indian Art Gallery News January-March 1985 Vol. II Issue 1. Also a copy of Inuit Circumpolar Conference Auction of Inuit Art to Benefit CARE, a listing of Inuit art that was being auctioned off by the ICC. Also the article "Inuit art exhibition marks turning point" by Randal McIlroy from Winnipeg Free Press February 4 1989. Also the article "Inuit art carves a niche in the international scene". Also the article "The mainstreaming of Inuit art" by Val Ross from The Globe and Mail January 13 1996 section C. Also a newspaper clipping of a picture of a sculpture called Sedna, Spirit in the Sea by Paulassie Pootoogook from The Globe and Mail January 13 1996. Also a copy of Kigusiuq and Mamnguqsualuk: Daughters of Oonark, a catalog of Inuit art prints. Also a copy of The Spirit World: 1977 to 1990, a a catalog of Baker Lake, Clyde River, and Pangnirtung art prints. Also a photocopy of the article "A Day in Eskimoland" from Eskimo June 1952 pp.12-15. Newspaper clipping of the article "Traditional Inuit lifestyle lives on in drawings, prints of Pangnirtung artists" by Robert Martin from The Globe and Mail September 26 1987 p. C6. Copy of the article "Christianity and Inuit Art" by Jean Blodgett from The Beaver Autumn 1984 pp. 16-25, a copy of the article "Wall Hangings at Whale Cove" by Dorothy Harley Eber from The Beaver Summer 1984 pp. 27-29, and excerpts with various pictures of Inuit art from The Beaver Summer 1984 pp. 9-12 and Winter 1983 pp. 21-28. Newspaper clipping from the Thunder Bay Post, 25 October 1994, of an article titled "Inuit ard on display at the Gallery." It is about an exhibit of Luke Anguhadluq, an Inuit artist, that is being hosted at the Thunder Bay Art Gallery. Also included is a pamphlet from the Thunder Bay Art Gallery from winter 1998 that lists several exhibits, including "Thoughts of Birds" which features Inuit art of birds, as well as a complimentary exhibition of art drawn by Inuit children living in Itiva in the 1960s. [Originally titled "Eskimo Art."]