Mask-making emerges from the Yukon past, as artists revive the traditions of the Inland Tlingit.
Written by Erling Friis-Baastad
Published in Up Here Magazine Sep/Oct 1997
North and South meet in Santa Fe, as Dene and Inuit artists bring a touch of the Arctic to this sunbaked desert city.
Written by Up Here
Published in Up Here Magazine July/August 1995
Turning a beloved subject into art makes Tarralik Duffy feel good.
Written by Sarah Swan
Photo courtesy Tarralik Duffy
Northern filmmakers are delivering a mix of documentaries, dramas, sci-fi and horror, and ultimately changing the national perception of what it means to be from up here.
Written by Dana Bowen
Photo courtesy NWT Film Commission
From ‘seacuterie’ platters to deconstructed chocolate cake, these chefs are making beautiful art inspired by their surroundings.
Written by Michele Genest
Photo by Frank Reardon
A year in the Arctic—and a chance meeting on the way home—forever shaped the direction of Maurice Haycock’s life.
Written by Kathy M. Haycock
Photo courtesy Canadian Heritage Photography Foundation
The Yukon’s reputation as a thriving arts hub was only made possibly by the support of—and support within—the community.
Written by Dana Bowen
Alistair Maitland Photography
