Plunging Bear by Quvianaqtuk Pudlat

$1,400.00

Artist:                     Quvianaqtuk Pudlat

Community:        Dorset

Year:                      2026

Media:                  Etching & Aquatint

Dimensions:     95.3 x 70.4 cm

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Description

1962-

Quvianaqtuk’s parents were both printmaking artists and his grandfather Simeonie Quppapik was a well-known artist, printmaker and typographer.

For many years, Quvianaqtuk was a well-respected sculpture and his carvings of animals and birds are in many fine collections. Recently, he began drawing and several of his prints have been included in the Cape Dorset Annual Print Collection since 2017.

In the spring of 2020, Quvianaqtuq was the Inuit artist-in residence at Open Studio in Toronto. While there. he produced two serigraph editions, Playful Foxes I and II.

Quvi, as he is referred to by his friends, is a serious hunter and his keen observations of the natural world is reflected in the movement and anatomy of the animals in his compositions.

Additional information

Dimensions 37.6 × 27.8 in

Biography Quvianaqtuk Pudlat

June 17, 2024
QUVIANAQTUK PUDLAT (KOV; QUVI)
Date of Birth: April 15, 1962 Male
Place of Birth: Cape Dorset
Mother: Odlureak Pudlat
Father: Ningeosiaq Pudlat

EXHIBITIONS:

2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, Cape Dorset Annual Print Collection

2022, 2023 Selected Venues in North America

July – August 2018 Welcome to the World
A Collection of Drawings
By Emerging Artists of Cape Dorset
Inuit Gallery of Vancouver
Vancouver, British Columbia

September – October, 2019 Contemporary Drawings from Cape
Dorset
Inuit Fine Arts
Port Hope, Ontario

September – November, 2019 Kinngait Studios Returns
Highpoint Centre for Printmaking
Minneapolis, Minnesota

March, 2020 Today’s Shape Shift:
Contemporary Drawings from Kinngait
Inuit Gallery of Vancouver
Vancouver, British Columbia

J
une 2022 Twelve by Twelve: 12 Great Works by
12 Great Artists
Feheley Fine Arts
Toronto Ontario

April 2023 Plural Art Fair
(Feheley Fine Arts Booth)
Montreal, Quebec

April — July 2023 Gwangju Biennale
Canada Pavilion
Gwangju, Korea
May — June 2023 Collaborative Drawings from the
Kinngait Studios
Feheley Fine Arts

SOLO EXHIBITIONS:

October, 2018 Quvianaqtuk Pudlat
New Drawings
Feheley Fine Arts
Toronto, Ontario

October – September, 2020 Wild: Drawings by Quvianaqtuq Pudlat
Feheley Fine Arts
Toronto, Ontario

April 2021 Quvianaqtuq Pudlat
Inuit Gallery of Vancouver
Vancouver, British Columbia

May, 2022 Quvianaqtuq Pudlat
Madrona Gallery
Victoria, BC

October-November 2022 Quvianaqtuk Pudlat: Monumental
Feheley Fine Arts
Toronto, Ontario

COLLECTIONS:
Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
National Gallery of Canada
Government of Nunavut

HONOURS, ACHIEVEMENTS AND EVENTS:

2020 Inuit Artist-in-Residence at Open Studio

SELECTED REFERENCES:
Inuit artist Quvianaqtuk Pudlat prints Baffin Island – inspired work at Toronto Studio
April 7, 2020, Kate Taylor, The Globe and Mail

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