Nov 22 2021

RBCxWAG Virtual Sessions: In Conversation with Niap Saunders

Niap Saunders The Cradled Rhythm, 2018 Brazilian steatite, wire, sound recordings Collection of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, purchased of Dr. Francis J. Sheperd, No. 2018.363.1-3

Watch this lively conversation between emerging Inuk artist, Niap Saunders and WAG Associate Curator of Inuit Art, Jocelyn Piirainen.

Learn about Niap’s art practice and her work featured in INUA, Qaumajuq’s inaugural exhibition.

This post is part of RBCxWAG: INUA Virtual Sessions, connecting you with Qaumajuq’s inaugural exhibition no matter where you are in the world! Watch for monthly programs with the artists and curators at wag.ca/inua-online

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