KENOJUAK ASHEVAK
THE GRANDE DAME OF KINNGAIT, THIS NORTHERN PRINTMAKER HAS QUIETLY BECOME ONE OF THE MOST HONOURED ARTISTS IN CANADA. more »
Dec 31, 2009 by Amy Karlinsky in PROFILES
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Amy Karlinsky has taught school in Baker Lake (Kamanituaq), been the director of the Nunnatta Sunaquatngirt Museum in Iqaluit and has written essays and reviews about many aspects of Inuit Art. She has taught Inuit Art at the University of Manitoba, and her last research trip was to Kinngait in 2003 with the artist Aurora Landin.
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"DREAM HOUSE," opens Feb 15, 2008, Plug In ICA, Winnipeg
Winnipeg is famous for its art fundraisers — posh spreads at the Hotel Fort Garry, the now legendary, wall-to-wall frenzies at aceart, MAWA’s carnivalesque "Dollhouse" where bidding comes under pressure of time, and Platform’s "triple exposure." more »
Dec 31, 2007 by Amy Karlinsky in PREVIEWS
ON THE VERGE
8 ARTISTS BUILDING BUZZ IN THE WEST. more »
Aug 31, 2007 by Beverly Cramp | Kimberly Croswell | Amy Fung | Amy Karlinsky | Wes LaFortune | Daniel McRoberts | Portia Priegert | Steven Ross Smith in PROFILES
LYNNE ALLEN AND AHMOO ANGECONEB, "Shortcut to Heaven" and "Across a Divide," Two Master Printmakers
Two intriguing shows in Winnipeg this spring have both been initiated, in part, by the presence of printmaker Lynne Allen, a Tamarind master printmaker, Fulbright scholar, and head of the School of Visual Arts at Boston University. more »
Dec 31, 2006 by Amy Karlinsky in REVIEWS