A guide for reporters and news makers
The 2022 Arctic Art Summit invites journalists from around the world, to explore and draw inspiration from the many compelling, unique, Northern focused stories on this site.
Are you interested in writing about the Arctic Arts Summit? Explore the content and the links below.
The content on this site is curated by the Inuit Art Foundation.
To request more information, interview an author or propose new content, please email [email protected]
Summit Overview
The first Arctic Arts Summit was held in Norway in 2017. It was initiated by the Arctic Arts Festival and hosted by the Norwegian Ministry of Culture and Arts Council Norway. The second Summit held in Finland, in 2019, was hosted by the Finnish Ministry of Education and Culture, the Arts Promotion Centre Finland (Taike), and the University of Lapland.
The Canada Council for the Arts and the Government of Yukon are the co-hosts of the third Arctic Arts Summit in Whitehorse, Yukon.
Visit the About Us section of this site for more information.
Many organizations and individuals across Canada are involved in making the 2022 Arctic Arts Summit a success.
Hosts
Canada Council for the Arts |
Government of Yukon |
Partners
Inuit Art Foundation |
Canadian Geographic |
Yukon Arts Centre |
Yukon First Nations Culture & Tourism Association |
Adäka Cultural Festival |
Visual Brand Guidelines
We encourage you to use these guidelines as a resource; they will help you understand how to represent and apply the 2022 Arctic Arts Summit’s brand elements consistently and with respect for the integrity of the Summit’s core values!
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The 2022 Arctic Arts Summit Logo
The Summit’s logo is a representation of the 2022 Arctic Arts Summit. It must only be used in the proper, approved forms. Kindly review the brand guidelines prior to using any of the downloadable assets. Learn the story behind the logo here.
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Press Releases
The Next Arctic Arts Summit in Canada – UArctic – February 10 2020
2022 Arctic Arts Summit – Yukon Convention Bureau – N/A
2022 Arctic Arts Summit to be hosted in the Yukon – Government of Yukon – July 13, 2021
2022 Arctic Arts Summit to be hosted in the Yukon – Canada Council for the Arts – July 13, 2021
Proud Sponsor of the 2022 Arctic Arts Summit – CBC North – May 25, 2022
In The News
2022 Arctic Arts Summit to be hosted in Canada’s Yukon territory – Eye on the Arctic – July 15, 2021
Yukon arts scene ‘so ahead’ of the N.W.T., say art advocates and artists – CBC News – June 23, 2022
2022 Arctic Arts Summit kicks off June 27 in Yukon, Canada – Eye on the Arctic – June 23, 2022
Governor General to undertake official visit to Yukon – PRNewswire – June 24, 2022
Arctic Arts Summit in Yukon to Showcase Indigenous talent – CBC News – June 25, 2022
Whitehorse accueille le sommet des arts de l’Arctique – Radio-Canada, ICI Grand Nord, June 27, 2022
Greenlandic participation in Arctic Art Summit – Sermitsiaq, June 28, 2022 *Danish Language*
Art influenced her upbringing, Simon tells Summit – Whitehorse Daily Star, June 28, 2022
Social Media
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