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Eskimo Artist: Kenojuak

John Feeney

1963 | 19 min

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This documentary shows how an Inuit artist's drawings are transferred to stone, printed and sold. Kenojuak Ashevak became the first woman involved with the printmaking co-operative in Cape Dorset. This film was nominated for the 1963 Documentary Short Subject Oscar®.

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réalisateur

John Feeney
scénario

John Feeney
montage

John Feeney
producteur

Tom Daly
caméra

François Séguillon
son

Ron Alexander
montage sonore

Michael McKennirey
animation

Pierre L'Amare
musique

Eldon Rathburn

Visitez aussi

Arts inuits; Femmes artistes; Gravure et Sculpture; Arctique; Gravure d'art; Arts visuels et Architecture; Femmes; Portraits; Territoires du Nord-Ouest, Nunavut et Yukon; Artistes en arts visuels; Femmes autochtones
Sujets: Arts
Chaînes: Cinéma autochtone

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Also, is the IMDB listing for this film (at least I think it is this film although is has a 1967 date) voiceover as Alma Houston. Unsure if the OP for that question is still following this thread, but thought I would pass that along if they were (and if it is correct). Cheers!
fauxy1994, 9 Fév 2017
Absolutely fantastic film. We have recently installed a wonderful Inuit Art exhibit in our museum. Kenojuak is one of the collections featured artists, and having the film available to help enrich the visitors experience is wonderful. Thank you!
fauxy1994, 9 Fév 2017
Thanks. I thought it may have been Frances Hyland ("Cattle Ranch"); but listening carefully the voices are different.
sixam, 18 Jui 2015
@sixam--> Unfortunately, I checked every source we have and couldn't find any info on the narrator. It's sadly very common with our films from the 1940s, 50s and 60s.
NFB_Moderator, 3 Jui 2015
Who is the narrator?
sixam, 28 Mai 2015
So beautiful ~!
SarahThorpe, 3 Jul 2014
Notice they were watching Universe in the hall.
sixam, 9 Fév 2014
This is an incredible window into a culture and lifestyle, both of which are fading into the sunset.
thewayofthegunn, 21 Sep 2013
Truly a wonderful film, beautifully made and very enlightening The art is beautiful and pure. Thank you NFB and John Feeney, But especially Kenojuak and her People Bro. John.
Bro. John, 25 Avr 2012