Mathew Kunangnat
Settlement: Baker Lake / Qamani’tuaq
(1938) — E2-48
Alternative Names: Kunangnat Kunangnat, Mathew Kunangnat, Koonungnak Kunangnat, Koonungnaki Kunangnat, Kunangnak Kunangnat, Koonangnak Kunangnat
An Inuit Perspective Marie Bouchard 2000 "Even though I am blind now....I usually carve[d] animals...."
Exhibitions
- Baffin Island Sculpture, Inuit Gallery of Vancouver
- Baker Lake Sculpture, The Upstairs Gallery
- Eskimo Carvers of Keewatin, N.W.T., Winnipeg Art Gallery
- Eskimo Sculpture, Isaacs Gallery
- Eskimo Sculpture (and Drawings), Waddington Galleries
- In Celebration, Canadian Guild of Crafts Quebec
Collections
- National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa
- Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre, Yellowknife
- Winnipeg Art Gallery, Winnipeg
Publications
- CRY OF THE ANCESTORS — the art of Manasie Akpaliapik, Author: Breakthrough Films and Television, Inc., Publication: Produced by Breakthrough Films and Television, Inc. in association with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation with the assistance of Telefilm Canada (1994)
Exhibitions
Baffin Island Sculpture
Inuit Gallery of Vancouver
Baker Lake Sculpture
The Upstairs Gallery
Eskimo Carvers of Keewatin, N.W.T.
Winnipeg Art Gallery
Eskimo Sculpture
Isaacs Gallery
Eskimo Sculpture (and Drawings)
Waddington Galleries
In Celebration
Canadian Guild of Crafts Quebec
Public Collections
National Gallery of Canada
Ottawa
Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre
Yellowknife
Winnipeg Art Gallery
Winnipeg
Publications
CRY OF THE ANCESTORS
the art of Manasie Akpaliapik
Author: Breakthrough Films and Television, Inc.
Publication: Produced by Breakthrough Films and Television, Inc. in association with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation with the assistance of Telefilm Canada (1994)
Artwork
| Title | Last Sold At Auction | |
|---|---|---|
| SHAMAN/BIRD TRANSFORMATION | 2009-04 (April 2009) |
