Judas Ullulaq, Shaman Transforming, c.1997
Qaqaq Ashoona, Kneeling Fisherwoman, c.1991
David Ruben Piktouken, Shaman Returns from the Moon, 1995
Nick Sikkuark, Shaman Hunter, 2000
Listening to the Stone:
Exhibition Subtitle
Original Inuit Art
Featuring contemporary Inuit stone sculpture and prints, privately collected over the past 30 years. The works are both figurative and abstract, reflecting the wide range of techniques, stone, and oral histories employed by contemporary Inuit artists. The exhibition includes 58 sculptures and 14 drawings and prints by 45 artists from throughout Nunangat (Inuit Regions of Canada).
Featured Artists:
- Davidialuk Alasua Amittu
- Syollie Arpatuk
- Kenojuak Ashevak
- Kiawak Ashoona
- Koomwartok Ashoona
- Mayoreak Ashoona
- Qaqaq Ashoona
- Pitseolak Ashoona
- Isacci Etidlioe
- Kellypalik Etidlooie
- Daniel Inukpuk
- Osuitok Ipeelie
- Aisa Itukalla
- Joanassie Jack Itukalla
- Matiusie Iyaituk
- Helen Kalvak
- Jaypeetee Karpik
- John Kavik
- Abraham Kingmiaqtuq
- Iola Kingwatsiak
- Myra Kukiiyaut
- Annie Michael
- Niviaksiak
- Josiah Nuilaalik
- Luke Nuliayok
- Maudie Rachel Okittuq
- Josie Papialuk
- Aggeak Petaulassie
- David Ruben Piktouken
- Lipa Pitseolak
- Paulassie Pootoogook
- Paneloo Qamanirq
- Tikituk Quinnuayoak
- Abraham Anghik Ruben
- Axangayu Shaa
- Toonoo Sharky
- Nick Sikkuark
- Joe Talirunili
- Nalenik Temela
- Kabubawe Tunnillie
- Oviloo Tunnillie
- Judas Ullulaq
A performance by Chuna McIntyre
Jan 14 from 4-6pm
Reception with Tanya Tagaq Gillis & Celina Kalluk
Mar 13 from 3-5pm
Curatorial Walkthrough
Apr 8 from 3-4pm
A fully-illustrated exhibition catalogue is available from our shop.
- Jürg and Christel Bieri
- UC Davis Dean of Humanities, Arts and Cultural Studies
- UC Davis Humanities Institute
- UC Davis Office of Campus Community Relations
- UC Davis Native American Faculty & Staff Association