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| detail of embroidery by Elizabeth Quinningnaaq |
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| embroidered wall hanging from Baker Lake by Canadian Inuk Artist Elizabeth Quinningnaaq |
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| embroidered wall hanging from Baker Lake by Canadian Inuk artist Annie Taipana |
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| detail of embroidery by Annie Taipana |
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| Embroidered Wall Hanging from Baker Lake by Canadian Inuk Artist Annie Taipana |
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| detail of embroidery by Annie Taipana |
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| embroidered wall hanging from Baker Lake by Canadian Inuk artist Linda Nuilaalik |
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| Embroidered Wall Hanging from Baker Lake by Canadian Inuk artist Victoria Mamnguqsualuk |
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| detail of embroidery by Victoria Mamnguqsualuk |
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| detail of embroidery by Annie Taipana, Canadian Inuk artist |
visual art is a language.
8 comments:
yes, it is...
and your work below is stunning...
thank you...
Thanks Cate
About these embroideries from Baker Lake. I saw them in Toronto at the Ontario Craft shop on cumberland street. I've had the images in my camera for months. Time to share them on this blog.
xx
Very interesting. I like the varied stitches that are used for filling - each artist seems to have their favourite.
They are beautiful! They remind me of Kantha Quilts form India with stories in stitches.
I had permission from Blandina Makkik, director of the inuit and native gallery section of ontario craft to take these photos of the collection exhibition March 2015. Here is a link to that past exhibit and some of her comments about the works and the artists.
https://www.craftontario.com/shop/inuit-native-gallery/past-featured-collections.html
i've loved inuit work forever, it seems, and these, well these are amazing.
C'est superbe!!!
Gorgeous stitching! Thank you for sharing this.
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