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An Ottawa art gallery is launching a new circumpolar-focused workspace

“People across the North have this sense of connection despite the fact that it’s so hard to get together.”

By Sarah Rogers, Nunatsiaq News May 22, 2020
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From the view out the window of her home in Kautokeino, a Sápmi village in the far north of Norway, Taqralik Partridge sometimes feels she could be anywhere in the Arctic.

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