JOSIE NULUKIE    Born: December 25, 1931 Male E9-1660 Died: 1980 Resided: Inukjuak; also lived in Povungnituk  Medium: Sculpture   "[Josie] is a likeable, friendly and quiet man. His carvings are considered to be primitive and he likes to use green soapstone, usually portraying animals, notably walrus. One of his earlier carvings...is in the Eskimo Carving Collection of the Chedoke Hospital, Hamilton, Ontario where he spent time as a patient."   from "The Inuit Artists of Inoucdjouac, P.Q.", 1978     EXHIBITIONS:  February - August 1982  Les Inuit du Nouveau Quebec, Musee du Quebec  Quebec, Quebec (illustrated brochure)   COLLECTIONS:  Chedoke-McMaster Hospitals, Hamilton, Ontario  Musee de la civilisation, Quebec City, Quebec  Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A.  Winnipeg Art Gallery, Winnipeg, Manitoba    HONOURS, ACHIEVEMENTS and EVENTS: 1978 Josie's carving "The Walrus" was presented to the winner of the Canadian Open Golf Tournament.     SELECTED REFERENCES:  McRae, Earl  THE SOAPSTONE OPEN: Seven years of winners - and how they did it. The Canadian, June 17, 1978.    SELECTED REFERENCES: (continued)  Roberts, A. Barry  THE INUIT ARTISTS OF INOUCDJOUAC, P.Q: Historical and Biographical Information for the Viewers and Collectors of Eskimo Art. Montreal: La Federation des Co-operatives du Noveau Quebec with the co-operation of the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs, 1978. 

Exhibitions

• Les Inuit du Nouveau-Quebec, Musee du Quebec

Collections

• Chedoke-McMaster Hospitals, Hamilton
• Musee de la civilisation, Quebec City
• Winnipeg Art Gallery, Winnipeg