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- Ashevak Adla is a mid-career carver from Kinngait (Cape Dorset), NU, who specializes in serpentine wildlife sculptures.
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Ashevak Adla
(1977 – ) | Kinngait, Nunavut, Canada
Ashevak Adla was born on February 22nd, 1977 in Iqaluit and returned home to Cape Dorset. Adla comes from a family of carvers. His maternal grandfather Aoudla (Audla) Pee is well known for revealing the spiritual qualities of bears through his carvings of stone. His grandmother, Nurluapik Pee was a sculptor and craftswoman. His paternal grandfather Kalai Adla and his wife Tai carved stone and did drawings. His brother Etidloi Adla is a carver as well as his cousin Tim Pee.
A young Ashevak would watch his grandfather Aoudla Pee carve Arctic creatures out of stone. When Adla was eleven or twelve years old, he started working with carving tools. His first carvings were simple sculptures and his first piece was a beluga. He started carving because he wanted to provide an income for himself. His knowledge of the art form came from observing respected artists and carving his own pieces.
As a teenager, Ashevak learned
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- Ashevak Adla is a mid-career carver from Kinngait (Cape Dorset), NU, who specializes in serpentine wildlife sculptures.
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| Peter Kingwatsiak, 18, killed his stepbrother Mappaluk Adla, 22, with a single gunshot to the head while Adla slept on the living room couch in his home. | |
| Ashevak Adla (1977 –) | Kinngait, Nunavut, Canada. | |
| Prior to my retirement in 2016, I was a professor of Native American Art as well as Dance, Dance in World Cultures, and Dance History in Northern California. |
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- Ashevak Adla was born on February 22nd, in Iqaluit and returned home to Cape Dorset.
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- Ashevak used to watch his grandfather making birds so he started by carving something a little easier, like the heads of birds or seals.