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Andrew Qappik (b. 1964, Inuit, Pangnirtung, Nunavut Canada), There's Another One. Coloured stencil drawing, 2012. © Andrew Qappik.

Arctic Exhibition

23. September 2020 admin

In October 2020 the British Museum will open the first major exhibition on the story of the Arctic and its Indigenous Peoples, through the lens of climate change and weather.

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