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The Enchanted Owl, by Kenojuak Ashevak.

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Images from Cape Dorset, Nunavut on November 8, 2022. Artist Kenoajvak Ashevak works on a new print inside the Kinngait Co-operative print shop. (Photo by Peter Power/The Globe and Mail)Peter Power/The Globe and Mail

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Jutai Toonoo YOUR FATHER, LIES LIES LIES Cape Dorset, 2010 Oil stick on paper, 67 x 48"

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TORONTO: November 6, 2011 -- Artist Kenojuak Ashevak (left) receives a kiss from her nephew Tim Pitsiulak during a show featuring his art at Feheley Fine Arts in Toronto. Photo by Della Rollins for The Globe and MailDella Rollins for The Globe and Mail/The Globe and Mail

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Tim Pitsiulak's SOFTENING KAMIK SOLES Cape Dorset, 2011 Coloured pencil, 30 x 22"

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Tim Pitsiulak KIAWAK'S HOUSE Cape Dorset, 2011 Coloured pencil, 30 x 44"

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PLAYING NINTENDO Cape Dorset, 2006 Coloured pencil, 16.25 x 20"

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A MAN ABUSES HIS WIFE Cape Dorset, 2004 Coloured pencil, ink 13.75 x 20"

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Arnaqu Ashevak's GUARDIAN ANGEL, which is unfinished. It is made of stone, antler, whalebone, and baleen. He made earrings for the angel out of antler, but never ended up attaching them, plus the separate piece that seems to be some sort of marker (gravemarker?) that holds an image of an inukshuk, a traditional land marker, but remains unassembled without the proper pegs to put it all together.

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