Aug 22 2021

WAGxRBC Virtual Session: INUA Animation Meet-Up & Discussion

Megan Kyak-Monteith. Large Feast On A Bed Of Cardboard. Photo by: David Lipnowski

Watch this inspiring and lively discussion with emerging Inuk artists Lindsay McIntyre and Megan Kyak-Monteith, featured in INUA and moderated by Napatsi Folger.

Learn about the artists’ work and individual practices as they share insights into the highly creative process of making animated films across a variety of mediums – traditional, computer and stop-motion.

 

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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