Isaac Ohotaq is an Inuit artist known for his contributions to contemporary Inuit art. Born in 1960 in Cape Dorset, Nunavut, Canada, Ohotaq is part of a rich artistic tradition that includes his family members, many of whom are also recognized artists. His work often features themes and imagery inspired by Inuit culture and the natural environment of the Arctic.
Ohotaq's art is characterized by its intricate detail and a deep connection to traditional Inuit motifs and stories. He has gained recognition for his sculptures and prints, which often explore themes of Inuit mythology and the relationship between humans and animals. His pieces reflect a blend of traditional techniques and modern interpretations, making his work both a preservation of cultural heritage and a contemporary artistic statement.
He is associated with the Cape Dorset printmaking studio, which has been a significant center for Inuit art since its establishment. Ohotaq's work has been exhibited in various galleries and art institutions across Canada and internationally
