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Qaumajuq featured in Cond Nast Traveller's 21 places to visit in 2021

The Winnipeg Art Gallerys home for the worlds largest collection of Inuit art is scheduled to open in February 2021. Its one of the main reasons Winnipeg has been chosen as one of the 21 places to visit in 2021 byCondNastTravellermagazine.

WAG's Inuit art centre isn't even open yet but it's already generating buzz

The Winnipeg Art Gallery's Inuit Art Centre is called Qaumajuq, which means It is bright, it is lit in Inuktitut. (Submitted by Winnipeg Art Gallery)

Qaumajuq is brightening the pages of one of the world's most influential travel magazines.

The Winnipeg Art Gallery's home for the world's largest collection of Inuit art whose name, pronounced HOW-ma-yourq, means "It is bright, it is lit" in Inuktitut is scheduled to open in February 2021. It's one of the main reasons Winnipeg has been chosen as one of the 21 places to visit in 2021 byCondNastTravellermagazine.

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