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Artist Phillip Kamikpakittuq
Title Hungry Cub Whining
Media black and green stone
Size 9 x 14.75 x 9.75 in. / 22.9 x 37.5 x 24.8 cm.
Sold $170 Estimate $800 - $1,000

Notes
signed and titled on bottom

Provenance
Lit'l Bear's Art Gallery, Yellowknife, label included


Biographical Information
Phillip Kamikpakittuq ~ [b. 1955] Inuit
Phillip Kamikpakittuq was bom in Back River in 1955 and spent his early years in Baker Lake. His grandfather (Luke Anguhadluq) suggested he start carving to ear his own spending money when he was 13 years old. He sold his first piece the next moming to the Co-op and has been in demánd ever since. His mother Olive Mank Innakatsik is a carving artists as well as three uncles who helped him a bit in his early years. At age 17, Phillip moved to Gjoe Haven but didn't get too serious about carving for about three years. Phillip has developed a st that shares the best of both communities. Phillips exhibitions have included the Masters of the Arctic, (1989 New York) presented by the Anway Corporation to the United Nations General Assembly and Transitions (1997, Paris) presented by Indian Affairs and Northern Development and Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada. Other exhibitions include the Inuit Gallery of Eskimo Art, Toronto (1990), The Guild Shop, Toronto (1990-1991), Inuit Callery of Vancouver (1991), and Alber's Gallery San Francisco (1993). He has attended and been featured at the Great Northen Arts Festival and has pieces in many private collections as well.

Historical Results for this Artist

Sold
CAD $170 - Paddle # 7528
Bidding History
Paddle #
Date
Amount
7528
9/21/2024 12:59:24 PM
CAD $170
102891
9/21/2024 12:59:24 PM
CAD $160
7528
9/21/2024 12:59:24 PM
CAD $150
102891
9/21/2024 12:59:24 PM
CAD $140
7528
9/21/2024 12:59:24 PM
CAD $130
102891
9/21/2024 12:58:35 PM
CAD $120
7528
9/21/2024 12:58:35 PM
CAD $110
102891
9/21/2024 12:57:44 PM
CAD $100
7528
9/21/2024 12:57:44 PM
CAD $95
102891
9/21/2024 12:01:56 PM
CAD $90
9089
9/21/2024 12:01:23 PM
CAD $85
102891
9/21/2024 12:01:23 PM
CAD $80
9089
9/21/2024 10:29:39 AM
CAD $75
4445
9/21/2024 10:29:39 AM
CAD $70
9089
9/21/2024 10:29:39 AM
CAD $65
4445
9/21/2024 10:19:55 AM
CAD $60
9089
9/21/2024 10:19:55 AM
CAD $55
4445
9/21/2024 10:19:55 AM
CAD $50
9089
9/21/2024 10:19:55 AM
CAD $49
4445
9/21/2024 10:19:55 AM
CAD $48

Biographical Information
Phillip Kamikpakittuq ~ [b. 1955] Inuit
Phillip Kamikpakittuq was bom in Back River in 1955 and spent his early years in Baker Lake. His grandfather (Luke Anguhadluq) suggested he start carving to ear his own spending money when he was 13 years old. He sold his first piece the next moming to the Co-op and has been in demánd ever since. His mother Olive Mank Innakatsik is a carving artists as well as three uncles who helped him a bit in his early years. At age 17, Phillip moved to Gjoe Haven but didn't get too serious about carving for about three years. Phillip has developed a st that shares the best of both communities. Phillips exhibitions have included the Masters of the Arctic, (1989 New York) presented by the Anway Corporation to the United Nations General Assembly and Transitions (1997, Paris) presented by Indian Affairs and Northern Development and Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada. Other exhibitions include the Inuit Gallery of Eskimo Art, Toronto (1990), The Guild Shop, Toronto (1990-1991), Inuit Callery of Vancouver (1991), and Alber's Gallery San Francisco (1993). He has attended and been featured at the Great Northen Arts Festival and has pieces in many private collections as well.

Historical Results for this Artist

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