5" Dancing Bear by Moe Pootoogook *Spiderman*Inuit art: Dancing Bear Inuit Artist: Mosesee Pootoogook Size: 5" tall, 5" wide Community: Cape Dorset, NU 7 22 Stone: Serpentine id: dfa N7743Pbjjy I love Dancing bears with outstretched arms. It's as if at any moment, they will run up and tightly wrap their arms around you in a gigantic bear hug. Ok, a bit hard to do when you are only 5" tall but you get my point. Spiderman is young at heart. He is gangly and energetic. Who do you know who would

He can pour energy and animation into any stone

the stone has to work perfectly in sync with Manasie's masterful skills

They look a little bit like scuba fins

His work has been exhibited across Canada with pieces on permanent loan to the Museum of Nature and Culture in Montreal

Inuit Print: COUNTING CARIBOU

These bears’ dual nature reflects the influence the modern world has had on Inuit art

Inuit mythology describes Sedna as the goddess of the sea and marine animals

Inuit Artist:  Pauloosie Padluq

standing on his rocky fortress with his long neck outstretched and his head cocked as if he is surveying his kingdom

Occassionaly

Often the dog carvings are small and part of an Inuit scene

BROWNSTONE Is tall