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Jan 24 2017

Our Land: Contemporary Art from the Arctic

Date: Oct. 1, 2016 Nuit Blanche at the Winnipeg Art Gallery. Photo by Jason Halstead

Our Land: Contemporary Art from the Arctic features rarely seen treasures from the Government of Nunavut Fine Art Collections.

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