Schools and communities are invited to learn about contemporary art and artists from the four regions of Nunangat, the Inuit homeland in Canada. Through prints, textiles, stone sculptures, and audiovisual stories shared in Inuit voices, viewers will leave the experience with a greater understanding of our land and its people. And the best part is…we are bringing art to you!
This fully accessible exhibition will travel across Manitoba this summer to bring an inspiring collection of Inuit art directly to your community and schools! Download and print the activity booklet here, for details in French, click here.
Space required to host this exhibit includes a large parking spot for the vehicle and space for a 10’x10’ tent, where tables and chairs will be set up for learning experiences. Multiple configurations are possible.
There are many opportunities to see Nakatamaakewin this summer!
- August 3 – Tunngasugit – 818 Sargent Ave., Winnipeg
- August 6 from 1-4pm – Gimli Arts Club – 3 Centre Street, Gimli
- August 12-14 from 5-9pm – Centre Culturel Franco-Manitobain Patio 340 – 340 Provencher Blvd., Winnipeg
- August 20 from 10am-4pm – Lower Fort Garry Harvest Fest – St. Andrews
- September 9 & 10 from 11am-5pm – Douglas Family Art Centre – 224 Main Street South, Kenora
- September 11 from 11am-6pm – ManyFest – Winnipeg
Nakatamaakewin is proud to have visited the following schools in June 2022:
- Centre Scolaire Léo Rémillard
- Linden Meadows School
- Grant Park High School
- Margaret Park School
- Elmwood Junior High School
- Lockport School
- Westdale School
- Mulvey School
- Minnetonka School
- Our Lady of Victory
- Greenway School
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All dates to be confirmed based on current health restrictions.
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WAG-Qaumajuq is now open regular hours. See our safety measures here.
