Shuvinai Ashoona has gained international recognition for work that straddles the worlds of contemporary art and Inuit art. A third-generation Inuk artist living in Kinngait, Nunavut, she is celebrated for her large-scale drawings, enigmatic subject matter, and collaborative projects with contemporary artists. Influenced by the place she lives, the people she works with, the world she takes in through the media, and her imagination, Shuvinai’s work overturns stereotypical notions of Inuit art. For more on Shuvinai Ashoona read Nancy G. Campbell’s Shuvinai Ashoona: Life & Work.
Dr. Nancy G. Campbell has been an independent curator of contemporary and Inuit art since 1993 and is currently a guest curator at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection. Dr. Campbell has worked for other institutions including The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery in Toronto and the Macdonald Stewart Art Centre at the University of Guelph.
The 2023 Canadian Art Inspiration 
The 2022 Canadian Art Inspiration 
Autumn Tigers
The 2021 Canadian Art Inspiration
Mastery in Metal
Through the Lens of C.D. Hoy
The Measure of Nature: 
Artist and Abolitionist
Shuvinai Ashoona: Mapping Worlds
Early Snow: Michael Snow 1947-1962
William Kurelek’s Art of Rapture and Reminiscence
Prudence Heward’s Modern Women
Paul-Émile Borduas’s Abstract Revolution
Norval Morrisseau’s Spiritual Vision
Alex Colville: An Everyday Order
Shared History: The Drawings of Pitseolak Ashoona
Art of Perception: Jack Chambers’s Inner Vision
Personal, Local, and National: Greg Curnoe’s Vision
Zacharie Vincent’s Indigenous Legacy
Jock Macdonald: The Search for New Forms of Beauty