Inuit Studies Conference 2022: Auviqsaqtut

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Auviqsaqtut: the 22nd Inuit Studies Conference will be hosted by the University of Winnipeg and the new Inuit art centre, Qaumajuq - Winnipeg Art Gallery from Wednesday, April 6 to Saturday, April 9, 2022, on Treaty 1 Territory in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

09/08/2022

Is anyone else still thinking about how epic that last Inuit Studies conference was? 😆 As we go into a new academic year / fall start at work, just wishing everyone lots of peace and rest and productivity, good vibes and country food!

06/19/2022

The opening ceremony at duckworth hall.
• Martha Peet
• Heather Igloliorte & Julie Nagam
• Nikku Komaksiutiksak
KEYNOTE: SUSAN AGLUKARK

THE WAIT IS OVER - today is the first day of the Inuit Studies Conference: Auviqsaqtut 2022. Were so excited to see ever...
06/19/2022

THE WAIT IS OVER - today is the first day of the Inuit Studies Conference: Auviqsaqtut 2022. Were so excited to see everyone today.

Malaya Kisa-Knickelbein, a young Inuk, born in Iqaluit and raised throughout Nunavut. They showcase their culture throug...
06/19/2022

Malaya Kisa-Knickelbein, a young Inuk, born in Iqaluit and raised throughout Nunavut. They showcase their culture through art, an important aspect in all their work, as they continue their family history of artists, particularly printmakers and carvers.
Malaya created the 2022 Inuit Studies Conference Merch Design.
Their creations reflect positive energy and cultural relevance. Their self-taught artistry includes digital art, tattooing, jewelry making, and printmaking.

06/19/2022

Wondering where to pick up your registration tomorrow? The front page of the website now has the information you will need and a downloadable pdf of the detailed conference schedule as well! And did you know there's a free concert for National Indigenous Peoples at The Forks tonight featuring many artists?

Can't wait to see you all tomorrow!

The Canadian Museum for Human Rights offers complimentary general admission to Indigenous peoples from across Turtle I...
06/19/2022

The Canadian Museum for Human Rights offers complimentary general admission to Indigenous peoples from across Turtle Island. It’s one of the things we do to live up to our responsibilities as a public institution on ancestral lands, in Treaty 1 territory, and the homeland of the Métis. On Sunday June 19, Tuesday June 21 and Wednesday June 22, we are also offering complimentary general admission for self-guided visits to all attendees of the Inuit Studies Conference 2022: Auviqsaqtut. The Museum is open from 10am – 5pm on each of those days. Simply present your conference badge to box office staff upon arrival for free entry.
 
As well, we will be offering free guided tours for up to 100 conference attendees on Sunday June 19 at the following times:
· 10am tour (50 spaces available on a first-come, first-served basis)
· 1pm tour (50 spaces available on a first-come, first-served basis)
 
When you take the Explore the Galleries tour, you will take a journey through a selection of galleries and exhibits that connect visitors with compelling human right stories from across Canada and around the world. Your knowledgeable guide will invite thought and compelling discussion as you wind your way through important stories, stunning architecture and interactive exhibits.

ISC is happy to announce performer Deantha Edmunds who will be performing on Tuesday June 21st at noon at the rooftop sc...
06/18/2022

ISC is happy to announce performer Deantha Edmunds who will be performing on Tuesday June 21st at noon at the rooftop sculptural garden.

Deantha Edmunds is Canada’s first Inuk classical singer. A multi-nominated and award-winning performer, Deantha is much in demand as a singer, actor, and collaborator in both Indigenous and non-Indigenous projects. Currently based in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, with roots in Nunatsiavut, Deantha is a creator and mentor, and aims to empower Indigenous people and share their stories through her work.

On the day of Deantha’s performance, she will also be releasing her album which will be available for purchase.

3 days left until the conference! We’re so excited so see you all soon. If you have any questions, please dm us or email...
06/17/2022

3 days left until the conference! We’re so excited so see you all soon. If you have any questions, please dm us or email us at [email protected]

Rey is a Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation artist who expresses their gratitude through creativity and working with their hand...
06/17/2022

Rey is a Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation artist who expresses their gratitude through creativity and working with their hands.

They work with Dentalium Shells, beads, textiles and other natural mediums from the land. Having not grown up around their culture, reconnecting with their identity through art has been a way to heal and innerstand their purpose. Grateful for the exchange of knowledge and skills, they continue to expand their artistic practices and grow as a being and artist.

This is a friendly reminder that Auviqsaqtuts kids camp registration will be closing tomorrow, June 16th at 9 a.m. If yo...
06/17/2022

This is a friendly reminder that Auviqsaqtuts kids camp registration will be closing tomorrow, June 16th at 9 a.m.

If you have any questions regarding registering your child, please message us via dm or at [email protected] !

Born into the well-respected Wood family, Fawn’s singing reflects her Cree and Salish tribal lineage. At an early age Fa...
06/16/2022

Born into the well-respected Wood family, Fawn’s singing reflects her Cree and Salish tribal lineage. At an early age Fawn would sing her heart out at pow wows alongside her parents and in 2006, she became the first female to win the Hand Drum contest at the Gathering of Nations Pow Wow. Since then, Fawn has released three award winning albums and recently earned a JUNO Award in the Traditional Indigenous Artist or Group of the Year category for her album kakike.

Aqqalu Berthelsen, also known as Uyarakq, was born in Nuuk, Greenland in the mid 80s. He is a self taught music producer...
06/16/2022

Aqqalu Berthelsen, also known as Uyarakq, was born in Nuuk, Greenland in the mid 80s. He is a self taught music producer/composer and DJ with a background in metal music.
Growing up in Uummannaq, Northern Greenland and Nuuk, the capital, has played a large role in shaping him to be a versatile musician between two worlds. He is currently doing a lot of work in the Indigenous circumpolar hip hop and rap scene with a foot in two continents, the North American arctic and the European arctic.
He won a Greenlandic Koda Award in 2015 for his solo album Raatiu Nukik (2014) and got nominated for Nordic Councils Music Prize in 2016 for the collaborative work Kunngiitsuuffik (2015) alongside the Greenlandic rapper Peand-eL.
He is now living in Inari, Northern Finland/Sápmi.

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