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Lucy Tasseor Tutsweetok, MOTHER AND CHILD, ca. 1970, Stone, 5 1/2 x 3 1/4 x 3 in.
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John Vincett
Collecting has to be one of the more benign mental conditions. Often we are not quite sure how it starts; but we find ourselves in its powerful and magnetic grip. If a radio dial welded to the CBC can teach us about the country, then surely a pursuit of literature and other tangible forms of art can open doorways to a culture.
Living in the fringe areas of northern Ontario in the 1970s, my introduction to the visual arts in Canada was through Joshim Kakegamic, Norval Morrisseau and Saul Williams; three gifted Woodlands artists. Working with them and others to develop an artists’ print co-operative, it was natural and logical to look further north to models in the Arctic for inspiration – particularly to Baker Lake. Exposure to the graphic works was an important link to the world of sculpture. With Winnipeg close by there was extraordinary access to a rich stream of work from the Keewatin Region and I was greatly seduced by the smoothly rounded volumes of work from Baker Lake, teasing stories from stone. Then a number of stimuli drew my attention more specifically to work from Arviat. In Kingston, I stumbled upon a show of work by Lucy Tasseor – l
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The Smithsonian Institution's Human Origins Program
Overview:
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