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This website „www.inuit-kultur.de” would like to give an overall view over the unique culture of Canadian Inuit with help of some selected tables.

It is an attempt to demonstrate the rapid and radical changes resulting in fundamental alterations of their traditional way of life in the 20th century.

If you are interested in this item I recommend “Nunavut Handbook”, published by Nortext Multimedia Inc., Iqaluit, and especially the website

http://www.arctictravel.com/take.html


> Traditional and Modern Inuit Way of Life I
> Traditional and Modern Inuit Way of Life II
> Traditional and Modern Inuit Way of Life III
> Traditional and Modern Inuit Way of Life IV


> Survey of Inuit History I
> Survey of Inuit History II


> Communities of Nunavut Territory
> Northern Latitudes

 

 
  Canada’s new Territory Nunavut five years old

Kenojuak Ashevak as Representative of Nunavut at German-Canadian Anniversary Celebrations in Germany


First major exhibition of this renowned Inuit artist in Germany

By Ansgar Walk

The works of Kenojuak Ashevak have long been a feature in many major museums in the world; her pictures and stone carvings are much sought after by collectors and they obtain high prices; her designs adorn Canadian postage stamps and coins. On February 1, 2004, the first exhibition of her works in Germany was opened at Burg (Castle) Vischering.
This was one of the reasons why the 77 year old artist made her first visit to Germany from March 25 to April 4, 2004. Together with Jimmy Manning, the print studio manager of the West Baffin Eskimo Co-operative Cape Dorset, she came primarily as an ambassador of her homeland to the celebrations here for the 5th anniversary of the Canadian territory of Nunavut.
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  Ansgar Walk
Author of Books on the Arctic by Pendragon

During the last years the author (natural scientist, born in 1929) and his wife spent time and again many weeks in the Canadian North - the Inuit Territory Nunavut became for both of them a kind of second home. This is why the Arctic with all its fascination is a major interest for his writing - particularly the topics nature, issues of social development and Inuit (Eskimo) culture. He did not only write about his experience and insights but illustrates as well by many colour photos taken together with his wife, thus showing the reader how he sees the Land of Inuit.

www.ansgar-walk.de