Ivvavik Landscape paintings by Canadian Painter Jane Isakson

Ivvavik National Park Yukon

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Artist in the Park

Ivvavik National Park is high in the northwestern corner of the Yukon Territory. Accessible only by small aircraft or the Firth River, it is a remote area with dramatic landscapes. Along with a group of artists attending an Art in the Park Residency, we flew in from Inuvik N.W.T. and camped for ten days at a Park camp near the Firth River.
The area is imprinted with the presence of past inhabitants; the braided trails of the Porcupine Caribou Herd traversing the landscape, the archeological sites from the Inuvialuit people who traditionally moved though this area and who co-manage the Park area today, and various artifacts, from old tools to a large excavator left from the now defunct mine.

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