4" Dancing Bear by Adamie Mathewsie *Ta Dah!*Inuit art: Dancing Bear Inuit Artist: Adamie Mathewsie Size: 4" tall, 2" wide Community: Cape Dorset, NU 21 Stone: Serpentine id: dfa AL7045Oacjy Delightful movement! Small bears are one of the quintessential pieces of Inuit art. People are drawn to small objects, perhaps as a subconscious return to the innocence of childhood. Small bears, in particular, are enchanting. I never have enough of them on hand for my clients. Their spirit is all

Glenbow Museum

I was captivated by the alien like qualities of this piece

conveyed by means of the sparest and subtlest of undulating sculptural forms

Extension should be

Inuit Artist: Axangayuk Shaa

that the movements alone almost want to make it jump A center piece for our art gallery

this bear has a striking appearance and will immediately become noticeable to your audience at first glance

I hadn’t allowed myself to hope for another iconic Nuna Parr dancing bear to enter my gallery

Inuit Artist: Danny Okpik

As a contemporary urban Inuit artist Joe’s carving style is his own

Avid Inuit art collectors know that the uniqueness of the stone of their carvings will elevate the prestige of their collection

I have seen maybe one or 2 like this one in the last 10 years