Alongside Art Toronto, we are excited to host a satellite exhibition from our friends at Fazakas Gallery. Hailing from downtown Vancouver, Fazakas promotes a diverse selection of contemporary art with an emphasis on works by established and emerging Indigenous artists. The pop-up exhibition will take place at Feheley Fine Arts as part of Gallery Week organized by the Art Dealers ... Read More

At last: the long-awaited exhibition of drawings by award-winning Kinngait artist Shuvinai Ashoona is slotted for Fall 2021. The show will feature recent works created by Ashoona just before and during the COVID-19 pandemic, and will run in conjunction with the artist’s major solo exhibition at the Art Gallery of Ontario, Shuvinai Ashoona – Beyond the Visible, on view until ... Read More

It’s the most wonderful time of year! The 2021 Cape Dorset print collection features an excellent array of prints by staple studio artists including Ningiukulu Teevee, Saimaiyu Akesuk, Shuvinai Ashoona, and more. With a renewed sense of colour and dynamic application of subject matter, this print collection is certainly not one to be missed!

In this new body of work, Nunatsiavut artist Mark Igloliorte explores the nuances of colour and text as a driver for learning Indigenous knowledge. His explorations are rooted in language, as well as personal and cultural imagery, including the artist’s own interest in skateboarding. Join us at the gallery on September 18th from 3:00-5:00 p.m. for a small opening reception.

Kinngait-based artist Papiara Tukiki (b. 1942) began drawing images of animals, transformations, and spirit-like creatures in the late 1950s. These early years laid the groundwork for her distinctive style and curious subject matter, imbued with endless wit and whimsy. This exhibition of drawings pays tribute to Tukiki’s creativity and longevity as an elder artist, and is her second solo exhibition ... Read More

Coming this spring: the much-anticipated solo exhibition for Kinngait artist, Johnny Pootoogook. Pootoogook turned heads with his large-scale Raven drawings at Art Toronto in 2019. Now, we are pleased to present his first solo exhibition. Born into an artistic family, Pootoogook has been involved with the Kinngait Studios since childhood and, over the past decade, has placed a particular focus ... Read More

Graphic artist William Noah led a prolific art career that lasted nearly five decades. Working in the media of acrylic paint and coloured pencil, Noah was best-known for depicting scenes of his community of Qamani’tuaq. Today, in addition to his renown as an artist, Noah’s legacy lives on as a prominent member of his community. This retrospective exhibition is the ... Read More

Alongside new drawings by Shuvinai Ashoona, we are thrilled to present work by another cutting-edge woman artist, Maudie Okittuq. Based in Talurjuaq (Taloyoak), Okittuq began carving in the late-1960s and has enjoyed an over fifty-year-long artistic career creating remarkable sculpture primarily out of stone. The transformations, shamans, and spirit figures in this delightful selection of work highlights not only Okittuq’s ... Read More

Alongside Maudie Okittuq’s fantastical sculptures, we are pleased to introduce a new series of wall-hangings by textile artist, Annie Taipana. Taipana’s distinctive wall-hangings are defined by whirlwind compositions of arctic animals, executed in brightly coloured applique and intricately layered stitchwork. Originally from Qamani’tuaq, Taipana now resides in Rankin Inlet where she continues her artistic practice.