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From January to February in 1997, I had 13 Inuit artists teaching Printmaking in Baker Lake, Nunavut, Northern Canada. Most days there was stormy weather with blowing ice crystals. After six weeks of giving the instruction, I flew out Baker Lake in time to Chennai (Madras), India via Vancouver and Kuala Lumpur, which was just a few days before it became a blizzard and all flights were cancelled.<\/p>\n
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From January to February in 1997, I had 13 Inuit artists teaching Printmaking in Baker Lake, Nunavut, Northern Canada. Most days there was stormy weather with blowing ice crystals. After six weeks of giving the instruction, I flew out Baker Lake in time to Chennai (Madras), India via Vancouver and Kuala Lumpur, which was just a few days before it became a blizzard and all flights were cancelled.<\/p>\n
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From January to February in 1997, I taught printmaking to 13 Inuit artists in Baker Lake, Nunavut, Northern Canada<\/span>. Most days there was stormy weather with blowing ice crystals. 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