Drawings by Itee Pootoogook (1951–2014), an acclaimed artist from Kinngait, are easily recognized. His meticulous renderings of his world – the land, the buildings and the many figures and scenes that shaped his community are unique; subtly coloured and almost dream-like in their serenity. These 13 early works showcase Pootoogook's interest in capturing community life as he saw and experienced ... Read More

In our annual Small Sculpture exhibition, we are excited to introduce works on paper for the first time. This eclectic collection combines graphics and sculptures, featuring charming small-scale drawings alongside intricately carved stone and ivory pieces. These dynamic works highlight the exceptional talent found in various forms of Inuit art, featuring artists such as Pitseolak Qimirpik, Mathew Flaherty, Luke Iksiktaaryuk, ... Read More

Sharky Nuna (1918-1979) was a renowned sculptor whose unique sculptural vision distinguished him from his contemporaries. His timeless compositions of animals engaging in play, preening, and at rest display not only his technical skill, but his artistic vision which is startling in its contemporary forms. Emerging in the 1960s with a distinct and fully developed style, Nuna's sleek and stylized ... Read More

This is the 65th year of the annual Cape Dorset Print Collection. Featuring a range of media such as etching and chine collé, lithography, stonecut, and etching and aquatint, the artists of Kinngait have produced a remarkable series of prints. The 2024 collection, created in collaboration with Kinngait printers, is no exception. This stunning collection will be available for viewing ... Read More

In collaboration with Paul Petro Contemporary Art, Feheley Fine Arts is excited to announce the Zeldin Collection as part of our ongoing Private Series. Dr. John and Sheila Zeldin's passion for art led them to begin collecting contemporary Inuit works in the early 1970s. Their fascination with Inuit sculpture took them to the west coast of Hudson’s Bay in the Kivalliq ... Read More

We are excited to announce an upcoming solo exhibition by recent KAMA award recipient, Kinngait artist, Ningiukulu Teevee. Known for her exploration of Inuit mythology, Teevee masterfully employs coloured pencils and pastels on diverse paper tones. She brings to life the mesmerizing and beautiful metamorphoses between animals and humans in Inuit culture. Utilizing a wide colour palette, negative space, and ... Read More

Aoudla Pudlat (1951-2006), was a prolific and skilled printmaker and illustrator from Kinngait, who started his artistic journey in the 1970s. After apprenticing at Kinngait Studios, Pudlat made his debut in the Cape Dorset Annual Print Collection in 1980. His innovative approach was evident in the contrast between his highly stylized drawings and photorealistic renderings. These drawings of birds highlighted ... Read More

Feheley Fine Arts is excited to announce our upcoming exhibition, featuring a collection of eight wall hangings by Annie Taipanak. Annie Taipanak (b. 1931) is an Inuk artist originally from Garry Lake, NU. Her family  relocated to Qamani'tuaq (Baker Lake) where, since the early 1960s, the Inuit women artists had repurposed their traditional sewing skills to create a new form ... Read More

Feheley Fine Arts is excited to announce the upcoming solo exhibition of Ohotaq Mikkigak, opening June 1st. Ohotaq Mikkigak (1936-2014) began his artistic journey during the early stages of the co-op print program in Cape Dorset (Kinngait). While his debut print, 'Eskimo Fox Trapper' emerged in 1961, Mikkigak's consistent engagement with drawing began upon his retirement as a caretaker at ... Read More

We are thrilled to announce our upcoming online exhibition. Following up on the exploration of life in the North from our latest exhibition, "Contemporary Land," we are delighted to announce a new batch of innovative drawings from Kinngait. These new works not only expand upon themes from "Contemporary Land" but also explore a broad spectrum of subject matters, styles, and ... Read More