Eskimo artist Kenojuak
Feeney, John, National Film Board of Canada, Contemporary Films/McGraw-Hill
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Photography, Franc̜ois Séguillon ; music, Eldon Rathburn
Visits the Eskimo artist in Canada's Arctic showing the rare beauty of the world from which she draws inspiration. Observes her duties as wife and mother and visits Cape Dorset's Cooperative Art Colony to follow the work of transferring designs to stones and making rice-paper prints from them
Summary
Visits Eskimo woman artist, Kenojuak. Shows the art center of Cape Dorset where the Stone Cutter Iyola and the printers use her designs to make print./ia rice paper for sale in galleries of the South. Also available in a French language version.
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- Credit
- Feeney, John, National Film Board of Canada, Contemporary Films/McGraw-Hill
- Language
- English
- Subtitles
- English
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