Instructors show their work at museum

An exhibition of works by four Iqaluit art instructors will open at the Nunatta Sunakutangiit Museum on Saturday at 2 p.m.

Beth Biggs, a jewelry instructor at Arctic College in Iqaluit will be displaying metalwork, including jewelry and sculpture.

Richard Skrobecki, also of Iqaluit, will display ceramics.

Murray Gibson, who teaches tapestry-making in Pangnirtung will show a selection of his tapestries.

Catherine Béchard, a jewelry instructor in Iqaluit will display two sound sculptures with her Montreal-based partner, Sabin Hudon.

The sound sculptures will be set up in a separate room of the museum, said curator Brian Lunger.

The exhibition will run until mid-May.