Quiz: Cape Dorset Printmaking in the 2000
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In the 2000s, a new group of Cape Dorset artists began to create:
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Sculptures with sandstone
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Increasingly daring, reflective and eloquent drawings
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Engravings that featured watercraft
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Four-colour lithographs
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In 2005, the West Baffin Eskimo Co-operative began to work with Atelier GF to create:
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Screen prints, or serigraphs, of Cape Dorset prints
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Digital reproductions of Cape Dorset prints
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Stonecut prints
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Litho washes
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The size of annual collections throughout this decade was:
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About 20 prints, featuring 15 artists
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About 50 prints, featuring 25 artists
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About 65 prints, featuring 20 artists
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About 30 prints, featuring 12 artists
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To help broker the transition to newer styles and untried themes, the West Baffin Eskimo Co-operative introduced:
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Targetted online marketing techniques aimed at a new, younger audience
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“Spring releases,” small collections of some of the studio’s more daring art
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A weekly online artists’ forum designed to foster an exchange of ideas
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Computerized tools to the printmaking process
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New themes and artistic directions in this decade included:
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Close-ups of tools and people
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A strong focus on ice and snow
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Climate change
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The internet