GTA Inuit Art
Toronto’s #1 distributor to the corporate and collector marketplace. Over 1,000 sculptures in inventory including dancing bears and Inukshuks. Conveniently located in Etobicoke.
Toronto’s #1 distributor to the corporate and collector marketplace. Over 1,000 sculptures in inventory including dancing bears and Inukshuks. Conveniently located in Etobicoke.
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Nuna Parr was a multimedia artist based out of Kinngait (Cape Dorset), NU. Nuna passed away in the winter of 2026. His parents’ artistic abilities brought them to the Kinngait co-op where they were regularly part of print and graphic collections. Parr began carving at a young age as a way to earn extra income and had an affinity for wildlife, rendering them in soapstone. He began carving on a smaller scale during recess while still at school, it is not until he was older that he began carving on a larger scale. Parr’s work depicts animals in fanciful and human-like poses, graceful in their movement, in juxtaposition to the solid pieces of local stone that he uses. Parr was a skilled hunter on the land, and his careful observation of arctic wildlife served him well in his art practice with his realistic rendering of animals. He will be missed.
