Back by tradition and popular demand, our 31st edition of Small Sculptures by Great Artists is around the corner. This years’ exhibition of little treasures will include works by Jacoposie Oopakaak, Matthew Aqigaq, Jutai Toonoo, George Arluk, Oviloo Tunnillie and more…

For the first time Feheley Fine Arts will be exhibiting work by Jessica Winters and Gayle Uyagaqi Kabloona; two fantastic emerging artists. The show features painting, printmaking, and ceramics. The work explores themes of family, land, and evolving tradition . Both artists will be present at the opening.

Kenojuak Ashevak: To Make Something Beautiful is the first major solo exhibition of Ashevak’s work at a commercial gallery since her death in 2013. The show features incredibly rare and coveted work from the prestigious John and Joyce Price Collection. The artist’s iconic prints will be featured alongside rare original drawings, glass and metal works, and stone sculptures. These works ... Read More

We are pleased to present new work by Kinngait artist, Pitseolak Qimirpik (b. 1986). A seasoned sculptor who has recently taken to drawing, Qimirpik’s graphic works bring his humour, wit, and incredible whimsy to another dimension. Characters from the Simpson’s, fantastical creatures, and figures from Inuit mythology and everyday life collide in this exciting presentation.

During an experimental two-year period, artists working at the Kinngait Studios created a number of incredible collaborative drawings. Using the “exquisite corpse” method coined by the surrealist art movement, the process involved two or more artists collaborating on a drawn composition on paper, sometimes without seeing the portion drawn by the previous artist. Featuring contributions by Shuvinai Ashoona, Ningiukulu Teevee, ... Read More

We are pleased to present a hand-picked selection of sold out prints from the Cape Dorset Annual Print Collections. These coveted graphics represent some of the best of Inuit printmaking, celebrating 63 years of the incredible innovation and creativity that propelled the art-form to international recognition. Highlights include works by Annie Pootoogook, Sheojuk Etidlooie, Qavavau Manumie and many more.

This exhibition presents a number of drawings made primarily during the experimental and formative years of the Kinngait Studios (1959-1960s). Made only with graphite pencil, these drawings represent the earliest images created by the artists of Kinngait, and explore the incredible worlds of beasts, creatures, spirits, transformations, and so much more.