SHEFFIELD HALLAM UNIVERSITY
HISTORY OF ART & DESIGN
SCHOOL OF CULTURAL STUDIES
BA Hons History of Art, Design and Film
Darcy White and Rose Cooper
TRANSCULTURATION
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There are many internet sites on the Inuit. Many are
run by commercial galleries selling
Inuit art and artefacts on-line. Some contain background information on the
Inuit and their culture, for example http://inuitgallery.com/home.html the site of the commercial Bayat Gallery which sells Inuit art as well as African
Masks and Chineses scuptures on-line. The site provides a useful history of
Inuit culture as well as links to other sites. Other sites are run by official
organisations, academic institutions and by Inuit or aboriginal groups.
For our research we found the following sites useful:
http://www.oneworldmagazine.org/seek/nanook/nanostry.htm
A site on
Robert Flaherty’s “Nanook of the North”’ by motion picture historian and
producer Alain Silver. The site includes a bibliography on Flaherty, a brief
description of the film and of Flaherty's work, the availability of the 1972
film reconstruction of 'Nanook', critical revisions of the film and details
of the 1994 French dramatisation of the
making of 'Nanook'.
The site is linked to One World Magazine.
http://www.british-museum.ac.uk/world/americas/americas.html
The official site of the British Museum details
collections of historic and contemporary artefacts from North, Central and
South America. The North America section covers the museum's collections of
Native artefacts, colonial and post Independence objects influenced by Europe
(including graphics and money), as well as modern applied arts. The Latin
America section details Pre Hispanic cultures, money, science and conservation.
Both North and Latin America pages link to the British Museum's children's web
site 'Compass'
http://www.ainc-inac.gc.ca/ch/art/index_e.html
The official Indian and Northern Affairs, Canada site
presents information on Indian and Inuit art. It is also a source of
information for Indian and Inuit peoples and details the Northern Affairs
Programme, Employment, Education, Other Programmes and Services, Sustainable
Development and The Procurement Strategy for Aboriginal Businesses. The site
also contains information about First Nation treaties signed with British and
later Canadian governments before and after 1867 which provided for certain
rights and payments, a very useful source of information.
http://www.conexus.si.edu/yupik
This excellent site of the National Museum of the
American Indian is part of the Smithsonian Institute web site. Named Conexus it presents the work, practice
and beliefs of Native American peoples on several well illustrated pages. Links
are provided to other pages that present the work of practitioners featured in
contemporary exhibitions, the work of visiting scholars and illustrated
histories and legends of the American people.
http://www.mcmichael.com/inuit.htm
This is the site of the McMichael Canadian Art
Collection which consists of a permanent collection dating from 1945 supplemented by a long term loan collection
of some 100,000 drawings, prints and sculpture from the West Baffin Eskimo
Co-operative Ltd. in Cape Dorset. The site contains information on Canadian art,
current exhibitions, public programmes, visits and tours, shopping etc. at the
McMichael, and a bibliography of further readings on Inuit art.
The site of the Inuit Art Foundation, a non profit
organisation, the site is owned and operated by Inuit artists. The site
provides information on the artists; interviews, profiles, news and reviews and
runs an on-line shop the proceeds of which support Inuit artists. It also
provides details of publications including IAQ, Inuit Art Quarterly.
http://www.delweb.com/nfmuseum/notes
This is the web site of the Newfoundland Museum. The
site contains notes on the museum's collections including Inuit artefacts. A
short, illustrated article by Brenda Clarke on the Inuit in Labrador is
accompanied by suggestions for further reading.