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Donate Subscribe Log In Search Search Search Artists within IAQ Profiles Home Emergency Artist Supports Community Cares Fund About Who We Are Board of Directors History Archives Impact Ways to Give Supporters Circle Sustainers Circle Gift of Securities Planned Giving Donors Inuit Art Quarterly About the IAQ Submissions Back Issues IAQ Profiles About the IAQ Profiles Browse Calendar Igloo Tag Trademark About the Igloo Tag Licensees & Dealers Affiliates Igloo Tag Policies Artist Programs Kenojuak Ashevak Memorial Award Watt Scholarship Indigenous Visual Artist Materials Artist Exchanges and Workshops Professional Development Copyright Assistance De-ICE-Olation Workshops Donate Subscribe My Account My Cart Switch to Low Bandwidth Version -- Switch to Low Bandwidth Version "I want you to know that your support is an investment in Inuit art and artists. You make culturally relevant initiatives possible for me and other artists" – Glenn Gear "The ensures that all artistic disciplines and regions are included." – Beatrice Deer "The whole process of working with the is the best thing I could have been given." – Tarralik Duffy "The IAQ was the first magazine to contact me. This support allowed me to show what I have done and what I can do with photography.” – Robert Kautuk "It truly did start from an image in the Inuit Art Quarterly ." – Michael Massie “Having my work on the cover of the Inuit Art Quarterly has made an important impact on my practice being recognized.” – Maureen Gruben "What is inspiring to see in each issue of the IAQ is the work of artists, elders, practitioners and youth.” – Mark Igloliorte "This scholarship has allowed me to grow. I am so grateful, there are really just no words." – Nancy Saunders "The thing that excites me the most about this opportunity is being able to work with other artists." – Laakkuluk Williamson Bathory Categories Feature {{Title}} Remove Change No categories have been created yet. Beyond the Gallery Choice Feature Interviews News Profile Year End Review Done Niap’s Foray into Mural Art Saniraq: Inuit Muralists Bring Colour to the North by Napatsi Folger Categories Choice {{Title}} Remove Change No categories have been created yet. Beyond the Gallery Choice Feature Interviews News Profile Year End Review Done Can You Find All the Hidden Details in One Jessie Oonark Wallhanging? by Kajola Morewood Categories Feature {{Title}} Remove Change No categories have been created yet. Beyond the Gallery Choice Feature Interviews News Profile Year End Review Done 8 Female Inuit Artists at the Top of Their Game by Jessica MacDonald 2 Inuit Designers Among 12 Winners of 2021 National Fur Design Competition Erica Joan Lugt, Olivia Chislett win trip to intensive fur design workshop in Toronto. Read More Germaine Arnaktauyok Wins Governor General Award Visual artist takes home Artistic Achievement Award. Read More WAG-Qaumajuq Unveils Sculpture by Abraham Anghik Ruben Polar bear sculpture to sit at entrance to Qaumajuq outdoor plaza. Read More Uvagut TV Becomes First-Ever Indigenous-Language Channel in Canada Inuktut-language channel to broadcast across Nunavut and Northwest Territories. Read More Special Features Couch Content Atiq (Naming Your Soul) The Pangnirtung Weavers See more from the IAQ ADVERTISEMENT The Latest Our newsletter, conveniently delivered to your inbox Featured Artist Janet Nungnik Janet Nungnik is a talented artist from Qamani'tuaq (Baker Lake), NU, who uses embroidery and appliqué to create immense wallhangings that tell the story of her life and people. Nungnik has had two solo exhibitions in the previous year, The Eagle's Shadow at Marion Scott Gallery and a self-titled show at the MicMichael Canadian Art Collection. Nungnik will be featured in the upcoming Spring 2020 Threads issue as part of Krista Ulujuk Zawadski's piece "Threading Memories". Learn more ADVERTISEMENT Calendar Until 02.05 2021 Exhibition Inuk Style (?) Winnipeg Art Gallery Winnipeg, MB Read More Until 21.03 2021 Exhibition Riopelle: The Call of Northern Landscapes and Indigenous Cultures (?) Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Montreal, QC Read More Until 06.06 2021 Exhibition Early Days Indigenous Art at the McMichael (?) McMichael Canadian Art Collection Kleinburg, ON Read More See all events Igloo Tag The Canadian federal government created the Igloo Tag Trademark in 1958 in order to protect Inuit visual art from mass-produced, fraudulent work. The trademark, most often applied to sculpture, is a safeguard for collectors and artists that only applied to works made by Inuit. The accepted the rights to the trademark from the government in 2017. For the first time, the trademark is now led by Inuit, for Inuit. Learn More Privacy Policy Terms of Use Contact Advertise Subscribe Donate 2534 km to Nunavut, 1 click to your inbox...