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Rankin Inlet was created in the 1950s as the first Acrtic mining operation employing indigenous, and previously nomadic, people. The mine's eventual closing resulted in significant social strife, including the death of a once thriving artistic community. The 1990s has seen a rebirth of work by younger graphic artists and sculptors the medium of clay.
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RANKIN INLET CERAMICS Inuit Art
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