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  • Home
  • About
  • PROJECTS
    • Nunavik Sivuniksavut Student Performance
    • iNuit Art Night Market
    • Memory Keepers I
    • The 2019 Cape Dorset Print Collection
    • Our Beautiful Land
    • Unikaatuaqtuq | Storytelling
    • Wearing Our Identity
  • Curatorial Team
  • Map + Schedule
  • iNuit Blanche 2016
    • About
    • Artists
    • Projects >
      • ( 1 ) Photographing Inuit in Nain and St. John's: Jennie Williams Artist Talk
      • ( 2 ) SakKijâjuk
      • ( 3 ) Inuit Art Quarterly Launch
      • ( 4 ) Take a Stone
      • ( 5 ) LUCKY | UPINNAQURSITIK
      • ( 6 ) The Komatik Project
      • ( 7 ) Inuit Drumming
      • ( 8 ) Mind's Eye: Live Paitning with Heather Campbell
      • ( 9 ) Transfers: Inuit Printmaking
      • ( 10 ) Community Freezer
      • ( 11 ) Highkicks and Backflips
      • ( 12 ) Slay All Day
      • ( 13 ) Reimagining Nanuq
      • ( 14 ) Mittimatalik Arnait Miqsuqtuit Collective
      • ( 15 ) Arctic Impressions
      • ( 16 ) Uquitaktumii: Reclaiming Our Voice
      • ( 17 ) Art Alive
      • ( 18 ) NEON KAKIÑIQ​
      • ( 20 ) Concrete Garden
      • ( 21 ) Inuit Nunangat Throat Singing Exchange
      • ( 22 ) Tittulautet Nunatsiavuttini
      • ( 23 ) Eskimo Pie and Other Poems
      • ( 24 ) Qaggiavuut!
      • ( 25 ) Nomads Won't Stand Still for their Portraits
      • ( 26 ) Inuit Fashion
      • ( 27 ) Avataq
    • Curatorial Team
    • Map + Schedule
    • BINGO >
      • What Goes Where?
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Sarahme Akoomalik

Sarahme Akoomalik was born August, 1960 in a tent on the land. She remembers being born. ‘It was so calm', she reports. She was adopted by her grandparents when she was 5 months old, and raised, by her grandmother, Martha Akoomalik, a wise and trusted elder who taught Sarahme from a young age how to work with skins and learn the skills she would need to be a woman.  For most of her adult life she has worked as an educator, mentoring young people and teaching them the knowledge she learned from her grandmother.   Sarahme particularly likes working with younger children and is employed at Mittimatalik’s elementary school as a Student Support staff.  She has also been taking courses, training in early childhood development.  
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Project

Mittimatalik Arnait Miqsuqtuit Collective


TIme & Location

The Natural Boutique 
191 Water Street St, St. John's

6:00 - 9:00 PM