Laakkuluk Williamson Bathory, the multi-disciplinary, Iqaluit-based artist who was named this year’s recipient of the Sobey Art Award on Saturday, hopes her win inspires young Inuit to find their own form of creative expression. Read More
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Inuit artist wins $100K Sobey Art Award
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