Quilt of Belonging
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Indigenous Art 2019 Opening Reception
Established in 1975, Indigenous Art, formally known as First Nations Art, is one of the [...]
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Artist Manasie Ipeelee, born in Iqaluit Nunavut on Baffin Island & signs artworks in Inuktituk/English
Hand – carved soapstone polar bear with Antler eyes (mom) is based on a hunting memory of mother and cub seeking their next meal
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Artist Manasie Ipeelee, born in Iqaluit Nunavut on Baffin Island and signs artworks in Inuktituk/English.![]()
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Hand – carved soapstone polar bear with Antler eyes (mom) is based on a hunting memory of mother and cub seeking their next meal. The grace and power of movement are embedded in the soapstone sculpture.![]()
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“When I was young I observed my grandfather and other carvers create soapstone bears and it wasn’t till I was in my late twentieS that I utilized the art as part of my recovery and to understand my cultural heritage.” ![]()
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Shop items by Manasie Ipeelee in the WCC gift shop: www.shopwoodlandculturalcentre.ca/product/soap-stone-sculpture/573?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false ![]()
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