On Screen: Inuit Film and Video

On Screen: Inuit Film and Video panel featuring Glenn Gear, Asinnajaq, and Nyla Inukshuk, moderated by Reilley Bishop-Stall. Concordia University, Montreal QC. February 2020. Photo by Heather Igloliorte.

On Screen: Inuit Film and Video panel featuring Glenn Gear, Asinnajaq, and Nyla Inukshuk, moderated by Reilley Bishop-Stall. Concordia University, Montreal QC. February 2020. Photo by Maggie Hinbest.

On Screen: Inuit Film and Video panel featuring Glenn Gear, Asinnajaq, and Nyla Inukshuk, moderated by Reilley Bishop-Stall. Concordia University, Montreal QC. February 2020. Photo by Michelle Sones.

Panelists Nyla Inukshuk, Glenn Gear, and Asinnajaq. Concordia University, Montreal QC. February 2020. Photo by Heather Igloliorte.

On Screen: Inuit Film and Video

Tuesday, February 4, 2020
The Gail and Stephen A. Jarislowsky Institute for Studies in Canadian Art, Concordia University

As part of Concordia’s 2020 First Voices Week, the Inuit Futures in Arts Leadership project hosted a panel discussion, entitled “On Screen: Inuit Film and Video.” Featuring artists and filmmakers Glenn Gear, Nyla Innuksuk and asinnajaq, and moderated by Inuit Futures postdoctoral fellow, Reilley Bishop-Stall, the panel discussion covered topics including storytelling across a range of media, from the use of archival material to emergent technologies, the significance of sound and language, mentorship, youth engagement, and increasing access for Inuit artists and audiences.