The Arctic Culture Forum kicks off a series of educational arts events with a featured exhibition of Inuit art prints at UVa’s Brooks Hall. These lithograph, stonecut, and stencil prints from the heart of the Arctic reflect the unique perspective of the Inuit people and their close ties to the remarkable land and creatures of the Arctic wilderness.
Previously exhibited at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, this is a great chance to see how the Inuit skillfully and imaginatively depict relationships between wildlife, humans, hunters, the hunted, mystical realms, communities, and families.
This exhibit is FREE and on display through February 29. It is open to the public from 8:00am-8:00pm on Monday through Friday, or by appointment on weekends. For more details, please visit arcticcultureforum.org or call 434-284-1884.
The Arctic Culture Forum is sponsored by the Virginia Anthropology Society and Arctic Inuit Art.
















