Louie Iquliq Arnayuirnaaq (b.1968), the son of Tuna and Sarah Iquliq, who was adopted by Yvonne Kanayuq and Paul Arnayuirnaaq , learned how to carve from both the Iquliqs as well as his adopted mother, Yvonne Kayayuq.-----------Louie Arnayuirnaaq (Sungaujaalik; Louis; Arnakyuinak; Arranjuinnaq; Iquliq)   Born: January 2, 1968 Male E2-1892Resides: Baker Lake; also lived in Rankin InletSculptureLouie is the son of artist Tuna Iquliq. He was adopted by Yvonne KanayuqArnakyuinak and Paul Arnakyuinak, who are also carvers in Baker Lake.EXHIBITIONS:June - July 1989 The Iquliq Family of Baker Lake: Tuna,Camilla, Johnny, Louie.Albers GallerySan Francisco, California, U.S.A.(illustrated catalogue)1990 Baker LakeInuit Gallery of VancouverVancouver, British Columbia(illustrated catalogue)May - June 1991 Mother and Child: Sculpture and PrintsAlbers GallerySan Francisco, California, U.S.A.(illustrated brochure)November - December 1995 MiniaturenInuit GalerieMannheim, Germany(brochure)January - February 1996 Not Just a Dancing Step...Galerie D'Art VincentOttawa, Ontario(illustrated catalogue)March - April 1996 Major/MinorMarion Scott GalleryVancouver, British ColumbiaSELECTED REFERENCES:Albers Gallery of Inuit ArtTHE IQULIQ FAMILY OF BAKER LAKE: Tuna; Camilla; Johnny; Louie.San Francisco: The Albers Gallery of Inuit Art, 1989.Galerie d'art VincentNOT JUST A DANCING STEP = PLUS QU'UN PAS DE DANSE: An Inuit ArtExhibition organized by Galerie d'art Vincent, Chateau Laurier,Ottawa, Canada = Une exposition d'art Inuit... Ottawa: Galeried'art Vincent [1996].Inuit Gallery of VancouverBAKER LAKE. Vancouver, B.C. : Inuit Gallery of Vancouver [1990].

Exhibitions

• Baker Lake, Inuit Gallery of Vancouver
• Major/Minor, Marion Scott Gallery
• Miniaturen, Inuit Galerie
• Mother and Child: Sculpture and Prints, Albers Gallery
• Not Just a Dancing Step..., Galerie D'Art Vincent
• The Iquliq Family of Baker Lake: Tuna, Camilla, Johnny, Louie., Albers Gallery