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Iola is from a community called Kimmirut. Although it is smaller community it has produced some of Nunavuts amazingly talented artists. Born 1967 in Iola son of Evie Natsiapik is known for his traditional style of Inuit carvings, noted primarily for his drum dancers, Iola started to carver in the late 1980s while living in Qikiqtarjuaq on Baffin Island. His skills were passed down from his late father Roopie Natsiapik. Iola’s artworks have been displayed in galleries around the world. Iola has also had pieces on exhibit in Toronto Canada. He is the proud father of a son and daughter. Today Iola continues to pass on the tradition of the Inuit in each piece he carves. He takes great pride in every piece he creates from start to finish.
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Jomie Aipeelee, is a well balanced artist. Jomie is very talented at taking a legend and carving it into a piece of art. He has work in many private collections and did a large exhibit at the Toronto Zoo in 2010. Being a fourth generation carver Jomie carries on his great grandfather Ennusiaq, grandfather Nooveya Ipeelie and father Seepee Ipeelie's depiction of a musk ox. Jomie works in many mediums and subjects.
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Narwhale are Manasie Atsanilk's trademarK or favourite subject. From Qikiqtarjuaq, Manasie has made some very collectable pieces for corporations and collectors. His ability to carve in any medium or subject makes him a very versatile artist and is considered to be one of the artists that will be in high demand for a long time. Still a younger artist in his thirties Manasie will be an artist whose art will increase substantially in value.
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Moses learned to carver at a very young age from his father. Moses says his signature piece that he is known for is his woman figure (Kneeling).
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Noo Atsiaq was born in 1986, he was born in Iqaluit and grew up in Cape Dorset. He used to watch his grandfather and others carve, which is how he learned, by observing them. He loves carving. His dream is to be famous for his carvings. He works hard to ensure that his carvings are nice and to make his carvings realistic. Noo was an amazing artist and will be truly missed.
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is a very well seasoned carving. Tony enjoys working with ivory antler and whale bone. Tony is also a jeweller. His art demands an open mind and is deep spirited. Tony has been carving for 30 years and his art is highly collectable.
