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Valentine’s Day is a day to celebrate love and express affection for your loved [...]
This is the English translation of an interview with Cheryl Fennell, a PIC&D artist, featured [...]
“The art room at St. Matthew’s School in St. John’s is filling up with Inuk [...]
As the holiday season approaches, it’s the perfect time to explore unique and meaningful gift [...]
The Vancouver Indigenous Fashion Week 2023 showcased diverse creations by Indigenous designers in Vancouver, Canada, [...]
The Vancouver Indigenous Fashion Week (VIFW) is a yearly event showcasing contemporary designs by Indigenous [...]
We are excited to announce that Proudly Indigenous Crafts & Designs (PIC&D) will participate [...]
Kimberly Pilgrim and Veronica Flowers, two Inuit women, have started a workshop series to conserve [...]
Author:Yvette Rasmussen (Stswecem’c Xget’tem First Nation) and Dr. Sonya Graci ” … Inuvialuk fashion designer, Taalrumiq, named [...]
Repost from the Canadian Crafts Federation UNDERSTANDING SEAL PRODUCTS Over millennia, Indigenous and coastal [...]
June 21st is a day to recognize and honour the resilience, culture, and contributions of [...]
February 24, 2023 “Four Indigenous artists from the NWT had the opportunity last week [...]
International Women’s Day is a day to celebrate and honour the accomplishments of women worldwide. [...]
A six-day workshop in Yellowknife was held to help Indigenous artists in the Northwest Territories [...]
Northern Lights event, a five-day event at the Shaw Centre in Ottawa, has featured talks [...]
A group of innovative chefs from the Arctic and subarctic has banded together to promote [...]
Muckpaloo Ipeelie, an Inuk lady who lives in The Blue Mountains and is the creator [...]
Animal rights advocates have long condemned the fur business as cruel and needless. However, Northwest [...]
What is Proudly Indigenous Crafts & Designs? Proudly Indigenous Crafts & Designs (PIC&D) is a [...]
Bambi Amos, our Proudly Indigenous Crafts and Designs artist, interviewed Kim Ruben from Paulatuk about [...]
Showing support for Indigenous people through fashion brands founded and owned by members of the [...]
“Patterson introduced Menge and Komangapik, the founders of Reconseal Inuksiuti, and highlighted their efforts to [...]
Rubin Komangapik, an Inuk hunter, and his hunting partner Yoanis Menge manage a co-operative [...]
April Allen, our featured artist in Proudly Indigenous Crafts and Design, had a phone [...]
Posted: Oct 30, 2022 “The first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in 2021 [...]
August 27, 2022 Fur Canada CHRISTINA KING TAALRUMIQ – FUR WORKSHOP – INUVIK [...]
Summer is not the time for luxurious fur coats, but that doesn’t mean fur is [...]
CBC News report Shared seal hunt traditions focus of reconciliation project Inuit artist [...]
With dozens of types of fur out there, each one serves its own purpose while [...]
Fur Institute of Canada welcomes release of Atlantic Seal Science Task Team report [...]
Proudly Indigenous Crafts & Designs is bringing artists and social influencers together to promote Indigenous [...]
The seal: Part of traditions and cultural heritage Seal hunting is central to [...]
Policy options news repost March 29, 2022 Inuit conservation is transforming life and [...]
Why is it a good idea to choose fur when it comes to fashion? [...]
CBC News Repost March 27th 2022 For this international MUN student, Inuit art [...]
Getting to Know Proudly Indigenous Artists Whether it’s through vibrant beaded earrings, seal skin [...]
Why is the seal vital for Indigenous communities? Historically, seals were one of the [...]
Through tapestries made of sealskin, designer Cheryl Fennell expresses how reconciliation is a positive thing. [...]
CBC News Repost Membertou wants to revive seal hunt that’s been put on [...]
From providing food to oil to warmth, seals are practically a lifesaver for many in [...]
Published: November 20, 2021 at 6:29 am EMILY BLAKE “The campaign, from national non-profit [...]
Fraser Needham, Nov 08, 2021 “Pootoogook’s art tends to focus on the every day such [...]
Regan Burden · CBC News · Posted: Nov 09 “My grandmother, who raised me [...]
The Canadian Press Marie Woolf Nov 09, 2021 “Lori Idlout, the new MP for [...]
An article about the new project called ReconSeal, a must read. Visit ReconSeal Facebook page. [...]
Danita Catherine Burke, University of Southern Denmark In the 1970s, a sustained campaign convinced much of [...]
Montreal, June 8, 2021 – Maison Made in is pleased to partner for the very [...]
They are both initially from the Great Canadian North, and proud of their roots, the [...]
Their history, but also their families and communities’ history, permeate their artistic process and pave [...]
Inuit Tattoos – Revitalization of an Inuit Woman’s tradition The first time I saw an [...]
The Inuit Amauti – The Sealskin Parka – Then and Now The Amauti is so [...]
Throughout history, the seal has been vital to the Inuit way of life providing food, [...]
A 4000 years old tradition Traditional Inuit clothing was designed out of necessity — to [...]
What is an Ulu? When I travelled to Europe with Inuit crafters, I quickly learned [...]
Sealing, a Blue Activity? According to the World Bank, the “Blue Economy” is the “sustainable use [...]
Repost October 28, 2018 Misguided Social Activism Among Generation-Z And Its Detrimental Effect [...]