Pitseolak Koperqualuk (1928–2004) was an influential Inuit artist from Cape Dorset, Nunavut, Canada. Born into a traditional Inuit lifestyle, she began her artistic journey later in life, focusing on printmaking and drawing. Her work is celebrated for its detailed depictions of Inuit legends, daily life, and traditional practices, reflecting the rich oral traditions of her community.
Koperqualuk's art is featured in prominent collections such as the National Gallery of Canada and the Canadian Museum of History. Her contributions were pivotal in bridging traditional Inuit culture with contemporary art, helping to elevate Inuit art on the global stage.
Koperqualuk passed away in 2004, leaving a lasting legacy that continues to impact Inuit art and inspire new generations of artists. Her work remains a testament to her cultural heritage and artistic vision.
