While Iceland may boast popular singers and alternative bands such as The Sugarcubes, its musical history is fairly straight forward...

The question is often asked of Canadian “Aboriginal Indian” names as to “What’s in a name” What are the origin, origins and derivations of many of North American and North American Canadian Aboriginal names...

Many visitors to Canada will be exposed to Inuit art (Eskimo art) sculptures while touring the country...

Inuit art has been introduced to the non-Arctic world for several decades now and has enjoyed a nice climb in stature as a fine art form...

One of the unique ways about Canadian organizations is their choice of corporate or cultural gifts In many cases for both companies doing corporate business and political organizations conducting cultural affairs internationally is the use of Inuit Eskimo soapstone carvings from the Canadian Arctic as gifts...

The Inuit Eskimo people of the Arctic use their keen observations of their wildlife surroundings to help choose which subjects to portray in their artwork...

In order to help give a room a classier touch, interior decorators have used sculptures to bring in a mansion or even museum-like feel to a home...

Unlike Inuit sculpture, art prints from the Canadian Arctic are a twentieth century innovation in Inuit Eskimo art...

At first, all Inuit soapstone sculptures from the Arctic may look alike However, there are variances in artistic styles among the different Inuit art producing communities...

Like many other aboriginal cultures around the world, the Inuit of the Canadian Arctic have made use of drums in some of their traditional music for centuries...

Originally, Inuit throat singing was a form of entertainment among Inuit women while the men were away on hunting trips...

Both Inuit Eskimo art and Native American art have gained international recognition as valuable art forms over the past few decades...

Many people collect Inuit art as investments Inuit art is growing internationally but it has been suggested that the number of actual Inuit artists are actually declining...

In 2004, I completed two Inuit art buying trips to Iqaluit (formerly Frobisher Bay), the capital of Nunavut, Canada's newest territory...