In celebration of the 50th anniversay of Kinngait Studios of Cape Dorset, Nunavut, the Embassy of Canada in Washington, DC, in partnership with St Lawrence University, is proud to announce the opening of Nipirasait: Many Voices; a collection of 36 Inuit prints showcasing a distinctive portait of Inuit life and culture in the Canadian Arctic. The exhibit debuts on Canada Day, July 1, and will run until December 30, 2010. Located at 501 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, the Gallery is free and open to the public Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m.
Nipirasait recognizes the creative spirit of the Kinngait Studios and those who have worked closely with the artists, north and south of the border. The works include perspectives of Inuit artists young and old and offer an opportunity to appreciate traditional culture while looking to the future of contemporary Northern art. Their work illustrates a singular lyricism in its portrayal of humans and animals in their surroundings.
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