David Arnasungaaq
Settlement: Baker Lake / Qamani’tuaq
(1964) — E2-807
David Arnasungaaq is the son of the renowned Baker Lake sculptor Barnabas Arnasungaaq. His mother Fanny and his brother Norman are also artists.
He primarily works with bassalt stone found in the Baker Lake area. This stone is very hard, and makes fine details difficult to carve. Arnasungaaq's minimalistic style represents the material with which he works.
Exhibitions
- Animals of the Arctic, Arctic Inuit Art
- Tundra & Ice: Stone Images of Animals and Man, presented by Orca Aart at the Adventurers' Club
Artwork
| Title | Last Sold At Auction | |
|---|---|---|
| BIRD SHAMAN | 2014-07 (July 2014) | |
| BIRD SHAMAN ON MUSK OX | 2014-07 (July 2014) | |
| BIRD/MAN TRANSFORMATION | 2009-11 (November 2009) | |
| MAN CARRYING ROCK | 2010-03 (March 2010) | |
| MUSK OX | 2017-03 (March 2017) | |
| MUSK OX AND YOUNG | 2017-03 (March 2017) | |
| MUSK OX; ANGEL MAN | 2012-02 (February 2012) | |
| REARING MUSK OX | 2023-12 (December 2023) | |
| SEDNA | 2021-03 (March 2021) | |
| SEDNA; STANDING MAN | 2012-06 (June 2012) |
