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Markoosie Papigatok
Inuit artist
Markoosie began carving as a teenager and is largely self-taught. His mother, Komajuk Tunnillie, and grandparents Tayaraq and Qavaroak (Kabubuwa) Tunnillie, were all accomplished carvers in Cape Dorset. Markoosie mainly works with animal themes, which he treats with a characteristic whimsy.
—excerpt from Cape Dorset Sculpture
Artist Contemporaries
- Dan Aula
Inuit (1971- ) - Qiatsuq Shaa
Inuit (1971-1998) - Phanuelie Palluq
Inuit (1971-2008) - Tarsis Pilakapsi
Inuit (1972- ) - Daniel Shimout
Inuit (1972- ) - Nujalia Quvianaqtuliaq
Inuit (1972- ) - Mary Tutsweetok
Inuit (1972- ) - Billie Kuniliusee
Inuit (1972- ) - Isacci Etidloie
Inuit (1972- ) - Simeonie Killiktee
Inuit (1973- ) - Alasua (Allashuaq) Sharky
Inuit (1973- ) - Idris Moss-Davies
Inuit (1974- ) - Chesley Nibgoarsi
Inuit (1974- ) - Nepachie Ashoona
Inuit (1974- ) - Wayne Puqiqnak
Inuit (1975- ) - Ruben Anton Komangapik
Inuit (1976- ) - Ashivak Adla
Inuit (1977- ) - Mosesie (Moe) Pootoogook
Inuit (1977- ) - Lazarus Malliki
Inuit (1978- ) - Billy Gauthier
Kablunangajuit, Métis (1978- ) - Johnny Patungayak
Inuit (1979- ) - Ulaiggii Adla
Inuit (1980- )
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