6" Dark Dancing Bear by Adamie MathewsieInuit art: Dancing Bear Inuit Artist: Adamie Mathewsie Size: 5. 5" tall, 3" wide Community: Cape Dorset, NU Stone: Serpentine id: dfa 7312Nbejy Why are we so intrigued by objects that are small? Have you had this experience? You are studying the details of the perfect carving the perfectly shaped ears. The pointed nose with its symmetrical nostrils. Each individually sculpted claw. You marvel at the beauty of the piece. And then suddenly you realize.

Languishing on the ice

Can't you see this wild Bruneau Inukshuk in a Europen style modern kitchen

4" tall (5" antlers)

three dimensional animal motifs lovingly and painstakingly carved on the “hide” of the bears

The strain of their work is beginning to show on our travellers’ faces

The deep rich speckled stone glows in the light

The Station Gallery

The picture speaks for itself

This is an Exhibition piece carved specifically for the Gallery Exhibition

This carving is a robust size

Inuit Artist: Wayne Puqiqnak

dynamics and movement are exceptional and a testament to the talents one must posses to be considered among the greats