Quiz: Cape Dorset Art Themes
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In the past two decades, themes of Cape Dorset prints have changed in the following way:
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Increasingly focused on scenes from ancient history
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More depictions of everyday life in the present
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Less inclined to deal with issues faced by Inuit today
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More depictions of scenes from other parts of the world
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Four major themes in Cape Dorset prints are:
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Dogsled racing, boating, snowshoeing and skiing
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The land, hunting, history, myths
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Joy, loss, pain, pleasure
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Animals, tools, travel, family
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The theme of a strong connection between Inuit and the natural world is:
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Not covered at all in Cape Dorset prints
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Powerfully described in the work of Cape Dorset artists and printmakers
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A scene depicted in sculpture but not graphic arts
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Perceived by southerners but not of interest to Cape Dorset artists
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Frequent subject matter in Inuit prints are:
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The land
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The ocean
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Animals
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All of the above
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The following is the subject of a Cape Dorset print:
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A family crowded onto an all-terrain vehicle
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Sculptor’s tools
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Close-ups of people in the community
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All of the above