iNuit Blanche Montreal

Memory Keepers I

Large Feast on a Bed of Cardboard (Maktaaq) (2019) by Megan Kyak-Monteith, installed at Concordia's 4th Space, Montreal QC
Photo by Enitan Adebowale

Memory Keepers I

Megan Kyak-Monteith watching Greed Story (2019), by Darcie Bernhardt and Tom McLeod, installed at Concordia's 4th Space, Montreal QC
Photo by Enitan Adebowale

Nunatsiavut - Our Beautiful Land

Mittens by Nellie Winters and Tracy Denniston at La Guilde, Montreal QC
Photo by Enitan Adebowale

Nunatsiavut - Our Beautiful Land

Seal Hunter (2019) by Jason Sikoak at La Guilde, Montreal QC
Photo by Enitan Adebowale

Nunatsiavut - Our Beautiful Land

Vernissage at La Guilde, Montreal QC
Photo by Enitan Adebowale

Unikaatuaqtut | Storytelling

Still from Killormut (dir. Ulannaq Ingemann), part of the short film screening curated by Sim Knickelbein at the McCord Museum, Montreal QC
Photo by Enitan Adebowale

Unikaatuaqtut | Storytelling

Still from Who We Are (dir. Alexis Sallee), part of the short film screening curated by Sim Knickelbein at the McCord Museum, Montreal QC
Photo by Enitan Adebowale

2019 Cape Dorset Print Collection Preview

Visitors to Galerie Elca London, Montreal QC
Photo by Enitan Adebowale

2019 Cape Dorset Print Collection Preview

Visitors to Galerie Elca London, Montreal QC
Photo by Enitan Adebowale

Inuit Art Night Market

FOFA Gallery courtyard, Concordia University, Montreal QC
Photo by Enitan Adebowale

Inuit Art Night Market

FOFA Gallery courtyard, Concordia University, Montreal QC
Photo by Enitan Adebowale

Inuit Art Night Market

FOFA Gallery courtyard, Concordia University, Montreal QC
Photo by Enitan Adebowale

Nunavik Sivuniksavut Student Performance

DB Clarke Theatre, Concordia University, Montreal QC
Photo by Enitan Adebowale

Nunavik Sivuniksavut Student Performance

DB Clarke Theatre, Concordia University, Montreal QC
Photo by Enitan Adebowale

Nunavik Sivuniksavut Student Performance

DB Clarke Theatre, Concordia University, Montreal QC
Photo by Enitan Adebowale

iNuit Blanche

October 3, 2019
Tio'tia:ke / Montreal, QC

Following on the success of the world's first all-night festival of Inuit art, music, dance, performance, installation, food and film held during the 20th Inuit Studies Conference in St. John's NL, Inuit Futures was excited to host the next installment of this exciting series, the iNuit Blanche Gallery Crawl which took place on the evening of October 3rd, 2019 in Tio'tia:ke (Montreal, QC).

The iNuit blanche gallery crawl was organized by Inuit Futures in Arts Leadership: The Pilimmaksarniq / Pijariuqsarniq Project. Presented in association with the 21st Inuit Studies Conference at the Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), downtown Montreal was transformed for one evening by this multi-site festival which featured exhibitions and performances by Inuit artists (and their collaborators) from across Inuit Nunangat in Montreal’s museums and galleries.

Media Coverage

“New Montreal exhibit celebrates Inuit art, portraits of everyday life in Labrador,” CBC News, October 3, 2019.