He received his Bachelor of Arts in Aboriginal Studies from Carleton University, as well as an electrical trades certificate. Pottle’s work documents and explores contemporary Inuit culture, identity and tradition, including the realities of urban Inuit populations. His work has been shown throughout Canada and the United States, and he has participated in numerous conference panels across the nation. In addition to his artistic practice, Pottle is a curator and community activist. He works closely with Aboriginal artists in his community to provide them with photographic documentation of their work; he is a member of the Labrador Inuit Association and the Labrador Heritage Society; and he has sat on the board of both the Tungasuvvingat Inuit Community Centre and the Inuit Head Start Program.View Long Biography and Citations