Feeding Ravens
Olooreak Etungat is the adopted daughter of esteemed Cape Dorset artists Abraham Etungat and Ishuhungitok Etungat. Although raised by sculptors, Olooreak has experimented with drawing since she was a child. She did make sculpture for a while, but drawing is her preferred medium for artistic expressi...
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ftarcabc:oai:arcabc.ca:cc_747 2024-05-19T07:38:46+00:00 Feeding Ravens ETUNGAT, OLOOREAK, 2022 (Artisit) Camosun College (Lekwungen territory) Camosun College (WSÁNEĆ territory) North America--Canada--British Columbia--Lekwungen--Victoria nonprojected graphic 48.5 x 61.5 cm paper; printing paper; printing ink; paper (fiber product) printmaking; lithograph https://arcabc.ca/islandora/object/cc%3A747/datastream/JP2/download https://arcabc.ca/islandora/object/cc%3A747 unknown https://arcabc.ca/islandora/object/cc%3A747/datastream/JP2/download cc:747 uuid: 21213416-27da-4411-bfba-53c5781987d9 https://arcabc.ca/islandora/object/cc%3A747 Spirituality in art--Indigenous art--Sprituality--Ancestors--Metaphor in art--Virtues in art--Virtues StillImage art original ftarcabc 2024-04-28T23:44:29Z Olooreak Etungat is the adopted daughter of esteemed Cape Dorset artists Abraham Etungat and Ishuhungitok Etungat. Although raised by sculptors, Olooreak has experimented with drawing since she was a child. She did make sculpture for a while, but drawing is her preferred medium for artistic expression. Olooreak's drawings often contrast the constraints and behaviours of traditional Inuit culture with contemporary life in the north. Her works often describe the roles of northern women and their southern counterparts who simultaneously cope with studies, family obligations, and employment. Paper: BFK Rives White Printer: Nujalia Quvianaqtuliaq Still Image Cape Dorset inuit Arca (BC's Digital Treasures) |
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Olooreak Etungat is the adopted daughter of esteemed Cape Dorset artists Abraham Etungat and Ishuhungitok Etungat. Although raised by sculptors, Olooreak has experimented with drawing since she was a child. She did make sculpture for a while, but drawing is her preferred medium for artistic expression. Olooreak's drawings often contrast the constraints and behaviours of traditional Inuit culture with contemporary life in the north. Her works often describe the roles of northern women and their southern counterparts who simultaneously cope with studies, family obligations, and employment. Paper: BFK Rives White Printer: Nujalia Quvianaqtuliaq |
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Feeding Ravens |
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Camosun College (Lekwungen territory) Camosun College (WSÁNEĆ territory) North America--Canada--British Columbia--Lekwungen--Victoria |
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Cape Dorset inuit |
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Cape Dorset inuit |
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