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Jobie Ohaituk

Settlement: Port Harrison / Inukjuak

(1946) — E9-925

Sculpture, Drawings, Prints, Printmaking ---------- Northern Rock Susan Gustavison (1999) quote from Inuit Art Quarterly 1998 It is good when you are able to make a living rom carving, but you don't feel good when you are struggling to make it come to life or when you are quarrying underground and can't pick up a chunk of rock you just broke out of the ground. These things slow you down a lot. you have to use a hammer and an axe and then a shovel to get the chunks of rock out of the gorund. ---------- "[Jobie has been] employed by the co-operative as an oil delivery truck driver. His carving is usually restricted to weekends in the summertime. He produced a number of fine print editions in 1975 including a Self Portrait. He signs his work in syllabics or English. " from "The Inuit Artists of Inoucdjouac, P.Q.", 1978 (see reference below) EXHIBITIONS: á 1975 - Arctic Quebec Print Collection (annual collection) (illustrated catalogue) á 1976 -Inoucdjouac Print Collection (annual collection) (illustrated catalogue) á June 1983 - An Enduring Tradition: Inuit Carving from Arctic Quebec Inuit Gallery of Vancouver Vancouver, British Columbia (illustrated catalogue) á October - November 1986 - The Art of the Eskimo Newman Galleries Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, U.S A. á December 1987 - January 1988 - The Art of the Eskimo Newman Galleries Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, U.S A. á January - February 1989 - The Art of the Eskimo Newman Galleries Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S A. á February - March 1989 — Young Sculptors from Inoucdjouac: Jobie Ohaituk, Daniel Inukpuk, Samson Kingalik The Guild Shop Toronto, Ontario á April - May 1994 - Mythic Image Ancestral Spirits Gallery Port Townsend, Washington, U.S.A. á May - September 1995 - Keeping Our Stories Alive: An Exhibition of the Art and Crafts from Dene and Inuit of Canada Institute of American Indian Arts Museum Santa Fe, New Mexico, U. S .A. (illustrated catalogue) á November - December 1995 - Miniaturen Inuit Galerie Mannheim, Germany (brochure) á December 1995 - Images from the Arctic. Galerie D'Art Vincent Ottawa, Ontario EXHIBITIONS Continued: á January - February 1996 - Not Just a Dancing Step. . . Galerie D'Art Vincent Ottawa, Ontario (illustrated catalogue) á May 1997 - Nunavut/Nunavik: Sculpture in the Spirit Wrestler Gallery Vancouver, British Columbia (illustrated catalogue) á 1997 - Artists of Nunavik. Inuit and Indian Art Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, Hull, Quebec, Canada COLLECTIONS: Canadian Guild of Crafts Quebec, Montreal, Quebec Canadian Museum of Civilization, Hull, Quebec University of Lethbridge Art Gallery, Lethbridge, Alberta HONOURS, ACHIEVEMENTS and EVENTS: 2001 - A Carving by Jobie Ohaituq was presented to U.S.A. President George W. Bush by Bombardier. The carving is entitled, "Father and Son Fishing". SELECTED REFERENCES: Institute of American Indian Arts Museum KEEPING OUR STORIES ALIVE: An Exhibition of Art and Crafts from Dene and Inuit of Canada. Santa Fe, N.M.: Institute of American Native Arts Museum, 1995. Inuit Gallery of Vancouver AN ENDURING TRADITION: Inuit Carving from Arctic Quebec. Vancouver: The Inuit Gallery of Vancouver, 1983. Noel, Michel NUNAVIMIUT: ART INUIT = INUIT ART. Pointe-Claire, Quebec: Roussan en collaboration avec l' Institut cultural AVATAQ, 1992 (Collection LE TAMBOUR). 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

  • An Enduring Tradition: Inuit Carving from Arctic Quebec, Inuit Gallery of Vancouver
  • Arctic Quebec Print Collection *75, (annual collection)
  • Images from the Arctic, Galerie D'Art Vincent
  • Inoucdjouac Print Collection *76, (annual collection)
  • Keeping Our Stories Alive: An Exhibition of the Art and Crafts from Dene and Inuit of Canada, Institute of American Indian Arts Museum
  • Miniaturen, Inuit Galerie
  • Mythic Image, Ancestral Spirits Gallery
  • Not Just a Dancing Step..., Galerie D'Art Vincent
  • The Art of the Eskimo, Newman Galleries
  • The Art of the Eskimo, Newman Galleries
  • The Art of the Eskimo, Newman Galleries
  • Young Sculptors from Inoucdjouac: Jobie Ohaituk, Daniel Inukpuk, Samson Kingalik, The Guild Shop

Collections

  • Canadian Guild of Crafts Quebec, Montreal
  • Canadian Museum of Civilization, Hull
  • University of Lethbridge Art Gallery, Lethbridge

Exhibitions

An Enduring Tradition: Inuit Carving from Arctic Quebec

Inuit Gallery of Vancouver


Arctic Quebec Print Collection *75

(annual collection)


Images from the Arctic

Galerie D'Art Vincent


Inoucdjouac Print Collection *76

(annual collection)


Keeping Our Stories Alive: An Exhibition of the Art and Crafts from Dene and Inuit of Canada

Institute of American Indian Arts Museum


Miniaturen

Inuit Galerie


Mythic Image

Ancestral Spirits Gallery


Not Just a Dancing Step...

Galerie D'Art Vincent


The Art of the Eskimo

Newman Galleries


The Art of the Eskimo

Newman Galleries


The Art of the Eskimo

Newman Galleries


Young Sculptors from Inoucdjouac: Jobie Ohaituk, Daniel Inukpuk, Samson Kingalik

The Guild Shop

Public Collections

Canadian Guild of Crafts Quebec

Montreal


Canadian Museum of Civilization

Hull


University of Lethbridge Art Gallery

Lethbridge

Artwork

Title Last Sold At Auction
INUK WITH DOG 2008-11 (November 2008)
LOON 2008-11 (November 2008)
MOTHER WITH CHILD 2008-11 (November 2008)
WOMAN FISHING 2014-07 (July 2014)

Recent Auction Results

WOMAN FISHING
Estimate: 400 — 600
Sold: Jul 2014 — Sold For: $480
LOON
Estimate: 500 — 700
Sold: Nov 2008 — Sold For: $540
INUK WITH DOG
Estimate: 500 — 700
Sold: Nov 2008 — Sold For: $510
MOTHER WITH CHILD
Estimate: 1,000 — 1,500
Sold: Nov 2008 — Sold For: $840
WOMAN FISHING
Estimate: 500 — 700
Sold: Nov 2007 — Sold For: $400