Who are the Inuit? Where can you take shelter from a snowstorm in the Arctic? How do you catch a seal beneath the ice? What does your home look like? What do you do during the long polar night? Can you go to school by dogsled?
The best way to find answers to these questions is to ask the Inuit themselves! These people live across the Arctic, and through the artworks they create, they share their world and way of life with us.
In conversation with the guide, students will discover what everyday life is like for people living in the Far North of Canada. The exhibition features drawings...
Who are the Inuit? Where can you take shelter from a snowstorm in the Arctic? How do you catch a seal beneath the ice? What does your home look like? What do you do during the long polar night? Can you go to school by dogsled?
The best way to find answers to these questions is to ask the Inuit themselves! These people live across the Arctic, and through the artworks they create, they share their world and way of life with us.
In conversation with the guide, students will discover what everyday life is like for people living in the Far North of Canada. The exhibition features drawings, prints and sculptures by contemporary Inuit artists, as well as everyday objects, reconstructions and taxidermy specimens.
Show your students the world through Inuit eyes and discover more about the customs, traditions and future challenges facing the peoples of the Far North.
Practical
Cost: € 105 (15 pupils + 1 group supervisor)
Duration: 90 min
Book your visit via the request form, at least three weeks ahead of time.