20" Black Loon by Ning Ashoona

Ningeosiak Ashoona (1979 - )

Influenced by her father Kaka Ashoona, Ningeosiak started to carve around 1988. Her mother is Mayoreak Ashoona.

Exhibitions
2002 Polar Bears: An Exhibition of Inuit Sculpture (online), Galerie Inuit Plus, Timmins, ON
2005 Arctic Miniatures 2005, Albers Gallery of Inuit Art, San Francisco, CA
2006 July 1 – September 2006, Out of the Ordinary, Cape Dorset Sculpture, Gallery Indigena, Stratford, ON
2006 Rhythms in Motion, Galerie d’art Vincent, Ottawa, ON (illustrated catalogue)
December 2006 – January 2007, Small Sculpture by Great Artists, Feheley Fine Arts, Toronto, ON
January – February, 2009 Small Treasures, Inuit Gallery of Vancouver, Vancouver, BC
March – April, 2009 Arctic Wildlife, Inuit Gallery of Vancouver, Vancouver, BC
December, 2009, Small Sculptures by Great Artists, Feheley Fine Arts, Toronto, ON, (illustrated brochure)
October, 2010, Arctic Wind III: An Expression of Survival, Coastal Peoples Gallery, Vancouver, BC,(illustrated brochure)
January – February, 2011, Small Treasures 2011, Inuit Gallery of Vancouver, Vancouver, BC
April, 2011, Flight Across the Tundra, Balzac Fine Arts, Toronto, ON
April 2011, Continuum, Inuit Gallery of Vancouver, Vancouver, BC
June – July, 2011, New Beginnings in the Arctic, Balzac Fine Arts, Toronto, ON
September, 2011, Fall Migration: A Selection of Birds in Sculpture, Prints and Drawings, Feheley Fine Arts, Toronto, ON
October, 2011, Stone and Paper, Cape Dorset 2011, Native Art Gallery, Oakville, ON, (illustrated catalogue)

Solo Exhibitions:
June 2007, Ningeosiak Ashoona, Transformations, Gallery Philip, Toronto, ON, (illustrated catalogue)
2005 Arctic Miniatures 2005, Albers Gallery of Inuit Art, San Francisco, CA
2002 Polar Bears: An Exhibition of Inuit Sculpture (online), Galerie Inuit Plus, Timmins, ON

PROUDLY CANADIAN SINCE 2008