Judith with Paul Okalik, the premier of Nunavut at one
of Judith's Jessie Oonark Exhibition Openings.
American Gallery, See announcement
Canadian Gallery, Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia
Judith Varney Burch has been involved with exhibiting and selling art for over 15 years and working with museums for 35 years. On April 1, 1999 she gave the address on Inuit art during the Nunavut Celebration Symposium at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington and was the study guide for the Smithsonian's Arctic Cruise of 2000 and 2002. She has curated many Inuit exhibitions at universities and museums. As a recipient of numerous grants, she has travelled extensively and frequently in the Canadian Arctic, fostering many strong individual connections with Inuit people. Her interest in socio-cultural education about the North has included university classes in the gallery, responsibilities for the art workshop of International Inuit Studies conferences, and being a part of the Arctic section at the American Association for Canadian Studies. Judy continues to curate the Inuit art exhibitions at the Canadian Embassy in Washington, DC.

Below: From the Smithsonian Arctic Expedition
Photo by Mel Harte
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