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Artist | Timothy Kalai (1932)*

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Material

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Timothy Kalai

Bird

1970

6.5" h x 8" w x 5" d

Timothy Kalai (*1932)

Bird

Year	1970
Technique
Measurement	6.5" h x 8" w x 5" d (H x W x D)
Copyright	Timothy Kalai
Courtesy	Bayat Gallery, Winnipeg, Canada
Description
Sort No.	0
Modified
Image file	2689.jpg

Biography

Born: 1932 Male
Resides: Cape Dorset; also lived in Coral Harbour
Sculpture

Timothy's wife Annie Irktua Kalai is a carver.

Courtesy

Bayat Gallery, Winnipeg, Canada

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Winnipeg (1)

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Bayat Gallery (1)

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Bayat Gallery	S	Jan 1998 - Dec 1999	Winnipeg (Manitoba)	(1)	+0

N/A Bayat Gallery , Canada Winnipeg (Manitoba), Canada Silas Aittauq (1933); Davidialuk Alasua (Davidealuk; Davidialu; Alasuaq; Davidialuk; Davidiulu) Amittu (1910 - 1976); Luke Anguhalluq; Charlie Kalingoapik (Kalingoapik; Kalinguapik; Angotigirk; Kalingo) Angutigirk (1938); Luke (Anautalik; Anowtelik) Anowtalik (1932); Allie (Apokok; Alec; Apawak; Appakauk; Apawakak; Appakak) Appaqaq (1915); Basil Aptanik (1952); Nancy Aptanik (1959); George (Arlook) Arluk; Barnabus Arnasungaaq (1924); Vera Avaala (1949); Inung-Clark Harrison; Samwillie (Ekalook; Samuelee; Sam Willie; Echalook; Samuili; Ekalok) Iqaluq (1925); Jacob Irkok (1937); Jaco Ishulutaq; Timothy Kalai (1932); Irene Taviniq Kaluraq (1934); Ilisituk (Kiatainaq; Ilisituq) Kiatainak (1902); Charlie Alikamik Kogvik (1964); Madeleine Isserkut (Isserkut; Isserkrut; Issirkrut; Kringayar; Kringayark) Kringayark; Veronica Kadjuak Manilak (1935); Johnassie (Johnasee) Mannuk (1929); Joshua Nuilaalik (1928); Jessie Oonark (1906); Eegyvudluk (Eejyvudluk; Egevadluq; Putagoo; Eegeevadluk) Pootoogook (1931); Mary (Kudjuakjuk; Kudjurakju; Kudjuarjuk) Qayuaryuk (1908); Simeonie (Simionie; Kopapik) Quppapik (1909); Pitaloosie Saila (1942); Peter Sevoga (1940); Joseph Shuqslak (1958); Simeonie Sikauluk (1959); Thomas (Tellureeak; Sevoga; Telegeneak; Seevoga; T. Siruraq) Sivuraq (1941); Jimmy (Tiepanak; Taippanna; Taipana; James) Taipanak (1919); Jamasie Teevee (1910); Leevee Temela (1961); Nalenik (Nawleenik; Nalerik; Naliknik; Nawliknik; Nowlionik; Naulinuk) Temela (1939); Irene Avaalaaqiaq Tikaalaaq (1941); Simon Tookoome; Mark Totan (1953);