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.

Within a private collection one might find a variety of treasures. In this exhibition, we are pleased to present such work in the form of sculpture. From small quirky characters to exquisitely carved depictions of Arctic wildlife, these works represent a dynamic assortment of excellent Inuit sculpture collected since the 1970s, coming to the gallery from various private collections.

This exhibition spotlights exquisitely drawn night scenes by Johnny Pootoogook. Executed in chalk pastel on black paper, Pootoogook has masterfully captured the calm glow that emits from Kinngait at night—whether from street lights, house windows, or the subtle hues of the aurora borealis.

The tradition continues! We are pleased to announce the dates of our annual exhibition of small-scale sculptures by Inuit artists from across the Canadian Arctic. This year’s selection will feature works by notable artists Osuitok Ipeelee, Sheokjuk Oqutaq, Davidialuk Alasua Amittu, and many more.

In this solo exhibition of new large scale drawings, Kinngait artist Quvianaqtuk Pudlat takes wildlife imagery to a new dimension. An avid hunter, Pudlat’s depictions of Arctic fauna are infused with his admiration for and intimate knowledge of animal anatomy and behaviour. In this new series Pudlat expands his scale to monumental sizes and incorporates techniques of repetition and symmetry ... Read More