Winter has come and gone, but staff members at the Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum are still thinking about how to dress warmly. The Museum’s newest exhibit, Threads of Change: Clothing and Identity in ...

When artist Geneva Noble was commissioned to design a piece for a new TV series, her major concern was that she had run out of seal skin. You don’t just pick some up at your local store. Seal skins ...

This May the National Museum of the American Indian was privileged to host four remarkable Inuit women from Nunavut who were in Washington as guests of the Embassy of Canada to attend the opening of ...

Art fans will have a chance to preview some of the work that will be featured at the Winnipeg Art Gallery's Inuit art centre at a new exhibition on Inuit clothing and jewelry design. "The amount of ...

"A project of Inuit Silattuqsarvingat, a project of the Inuit Cultural Institute's Board of Directors, Eskimo Point, N.W.T., and the Department of Clothing and Testiles, University of Manitoba."--P.

How does an Eskimo keep himself warm? Arctic Expert Vilhjalmur Stefansson, in Natural History, explains: he fits his jacket tight around his neck and wears nothing but pants underneath. Dressed in ...

A group called Agguaq, made up of artists, designers and seamstresses, is studying ancient Inuit clothing like parkas and amautik patterns — as well as old knife and Ulu designs that are on display in ...