The Inuits' endless struggle under conditions of extraordinary physical hardship have given their artwork a distinctive form and character. The prints in this exhibition demonstrate many of the unique ways in which the Inuit reveal themselves through their art. This exhibition consists of paintings of still lifes from objects in Trisha Orr's life. Borrowing items from her mother's and gradmother's attic, and flowers from her garden, the artist arranges them together in configurations that seem interesting to her. Based on these works, husband Gregory Orr will compose poetry to accompany them.
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