Holman Island
Inuit Prints

Hunting Caribou When I Was Young
Hunting Caribou When I Was Young, 1980
Emerack (1901-1983)
lithograph, ed. 18/50, 20¼" × 29"
Shooting Ducks
Shooting Ducks, 1982
Helen Kalvak
stonecut & stencil, ed. 50, 20" × 26"
When Bears Come Back
When Bears Come Back, 1983
Emerack (1901-1983)
lithograph, ed. 1/50, 17½" × 24"
Laughing Men
Laughing Men, 1984
Mabel Nigiyok
serigraph, ed. 50, 25¾" × 19¾"
Man With a Kilaut
Man With a Kilaut, 1984
Agnes Nanogak
stonecut, ed. 29/50, 20½" × 22½"
Midnight Feedingsold
Midnight Feeding, 1991
Mary Okheena
serigraph, ed. 50, 20" × 25"
Strength of the Shaman
Strength of the Shaman, 1992
Mabel Nigiyok
stencil, ed. 50, 17" × 22"
Fall Harvest
Fall Harvest, 1994
Stan Klengenberg
lithograph, ed. 2/50, 22" × 30"
Seeking Help
Seeking Help, 1995
Mabel Nigiyok
stencil, ed. 50, 18" × 22"
At the Spawning Ground
At the Spawning Ground, 1996
Peter Malgokak
colour stencil print on paper, ed. 1/125
Winter Moon, Summer Sun
Winter Moon, Summer Sun, 1997
Peter Palvik
lithograog and stencil, ed 22/35, 22" × 30"
Seal
Seal, 1994
Douglas Akoilak
stencil, ed 21/50, 22.25" × 30"
Asking for Food from Spirit
Asking for Food from Spirit, 1989
E. Klengenberg / M. Nigiyok
stonecut, ed 40/50, 25" x 19.5"
Running Caribou
Running Caribou, 1980
Helen Kalvak / Aivak
stonecut, ed 19/50, 19" x 24.5"
The Great Whirlpool / Kalaniyaaktok
The Great Whirlpool / Kalaniyaaktok
Emerak / H. Egotak / L. Nigiyok
stonecut, ed 12/50, 21" x 18"
Seal
Under the Stars, 1968
Helen Kalvak
stonecut, ed 12/50, 22" x 17"
Seal
Plucking the Duck, 1982
Helen Kalvak RCA / Egutak
stencil, ed 27/50, 21" x 18"
Seal
Feasting on Caribou / Nigilikton Tuktumik
Emeral / M. Okheena
stoncutencil, ed 12/50, 16" x 21"

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Holman Island

Ulukhaktok (traditional spelling Ulukhaqtuuq and known until 1 April 2006 as Holman) is a small hamlet on the west coast of Victoria Island, in the Inuvik Region of the Northwest Territories, Canada. The community was sometimes known as Holman Island.

Ulukhaktok is home to the Holman Eskimo Co-op which was formed by the residents of the community with the help of a Roman Catholic priest, Father Henri Tardy. The Co-op was formed to provide income to the residents of the community by producing arts and crafts, and is famous for the production of prints. A famous artist who has produced prints for the Holman Eskimo Co-op is Mary Okheena.