Arctic Fox
2000.13.02
"From Igloolik we moved to Pond Inlet. It was there that I started to carve. A white man there said that my uncle and one other man were the only people who carved in this settlement. I told him I knew I could carve too if I tried...I have been carving since then.
In 1959 I came to Iqaluit from Pond Inlet. I helped to get the Co-op started and remained working there for three years. When I was working for the government at the Arts and Crafts Centre, I was introduced to painting. When I was a boy I used to draw many pictures. My father got pencils for me from the white men. I enjoy painting."
-Henry Evaluardjuk
Date
1972Medium
sculpturesDimensions
22.2 x 20.3 x 8.9 cm ; 8 3/4 x 8 x 3 1/2 inchesWork Type
serpentineSchool
Inuit Art, Canadian ArtCultural Property