Dancing Polar Bear julie Carew hopes to re-wild and

Carew hopes to re-wild and unsettle the colonial footprint

Her family came to Canada as refugees from Vietnam in 1979

He enjoys sculpting beaded figures

The bowhead in particular is a majestic and mysterious creature

Trained as a goldsmith in her hometown of Dresden

Dancing Polar Bear julie Carew hopes to re-wild andA polar bear dances freely in this stone carving. Stone Approx. 5. 5 x 14 x 15 cm Registration no. 46420 7498T Kakee (Peter) Ningeosiak was born in Iqaluit and moved to Cape Dorset in 1993. He is a self taught carver who began carving at the age of sixteen and continued learning his skill by watching other carvers. His parents, Ningeosiak Peter and Parnee Peter, are both sculptors in Cape Dorset. Kakees grandfather, the late Jamasie Teevee, was a well