Who decides what's Inuk art? APTN reports that "for the first time an Inuk is in charge of deciding…

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Aug 1, 2018

Who decides what's Inuk art? APTN reports that "for the first time an Inuk is in charge of deciding what Inuit art is."

For the first time an Inuk is in charge of deciding what Inuit art is - APTN News

For 60 years, whenever you saw the Igloo tag on a piece of art, you knew that art was authentically Inuit.In 2017 the government gave control of the tag to the Inuit Art Foundation based in Toronto.

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