Noah Meeko
Settlement: Great Whale River / Kuujjuaraapik
(1928-2004) — E9-318
Inuit Artists Print Workbook married to Lucy Meeko, brother of Annie Tuckatuck Noah Meeko usually cut his own stones and did his own printing. Occasionally cut or printed for another artist, but mainly he rendered his own stonecuts serigraphs, and stencils.
Exhibitions
- Arctic Forms - Inuit Sculpture, Arctic Inuit Art Gallery
- Arctic Quebec Print Collection *72, (annual collection)
- Arctic Quebec Print Collection *73, (annual collection)
- Arctic Quebec Print Collection *74, (annual collection)
- Arctic Quebec Print Collection II *73, (annual collection)
- Arctic Quebec Print Collection II *74, (annual collection)
- Polar Vision: Canadian Eskimo Graphics, Jerusalem Artists' House Museum
- The Mulders' Collection of Eskimo Sculpture, Winnipeg Art Gallery
Collections
- Canadian Museum of Civilization, Hull
- James and Mary Jack Collection, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Indiana
- Ministere des affaires culturelles du Quebec, Quebec City
- Musee de la civilisation, Quebec City
- Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto
Exhibitions
Arctic Forms - Inuit Sculpture
Arctic Inuit Art Gallery
Arctic Quebec Print Collection *72
(annual collection)
Arctic Quebec Print Collection *73
(annual collection)
Arctic Quebec Print Collection *74
(annual collection)
Arctic Quebec Print Collection II *73
(annual collection)
Arctic Quebec Print Collection II *74
(annual collection)
Polar Vision: Canadian Eskimo Graphics
Jerusalem Artists' House Museum
The Mulders' Collection of Eskimo Sculpture
Winnipeg Art Gallery
Public Collections
Canadian Museum of Civilization
Hull
James and Mary Jack Collection, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ministere des affaires culturelles du Quebec
Quebec City
Musee de la civilisation
Quebec City
Royal Ontario Museum
Toronto
Artwork
| Title | Last Sold At Auction | |
|---|---|---|
| HUNTER WITH SEAL | 2013-10 (October 2013) | |
| THE WOMAN WHO GREW WINGS | 2016-08 (August 2016) |
