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Eva Suluk
Eva Suluk
A founding member of our arts collective, Eva Suluk is a cultural connector specializing in traditional knowledge, drumming and oral history storytelling. Her work has been supported by the Canada Council for the Arts. An Inuit artist residing in Arviat, Nunavut, she is renowned for her expertise in preparing dried caribou meat. She has been featured in the IsumaTV series "Inuit Makers," specifically in the segment titled "Drying Caribou," which showcases her traditional skills and knowledge in meat preservation.
Chillin’
Chillin' on the tundra: A perfect day enjoying the most beautiful fall weather during a family berry-picking trip.
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Big Sky Country
Autumn transforms the Nunavut tundra into an endless canvas of vibrant reds, oranges, and deep browns stretching to the horizon.
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Tundra Treasures
Hidden mushrooms emerge on the Nunavut tundra, a tiny, golden treasure amongst the moss and lichen.
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September Fog
September brings a quiet calm to the tundra as fog softens the rugged landscape, creating a world of beautiful mystery.
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Making Waves. Literally
This image captures a quiet ripple effect from our summer program. We're now creating our own digital tools to do the same.
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Camp Life, Digitally Enhanced
We are using digital tools to tell the stories of our summer adventures.
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Little Explorers, Big Horizons
We’re transforming our summer photos into art, learning new skills, and continuing our creative journey.
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Summer Program Training Artists
This year's interdisciplinary program blends artistic creation with professional development, building grassroots cultural infrastructure from the ground up.
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