This Museum is very small, not a lot of options to see, maybe 40 minuts is ok. The service is very Nice. You can find an expensive gallery If you re looking art to buy.

I collect Inuit carvings and this museum/gallery is one of the best in the world. The pieces for sale are outstanding, almost all carved by well known people. The prices, although high, are very fair. You would pay more in other galleries. The museum portion gives a thorough history of Inuit art with excellent pieces on exhibit. Don't miss this... More

I'm not sure how long it has been there, but luckily we 'stumbled" into it while taking a stroll around Harbourfront. definitely worth visiting. Beautiful pieces and friendly staff/

I lived in the North for 3 years and what is shown at this Museum is but a small taste of what people should be informed and educated about when they visit such an establishment. It is clear that the proprietors have extreme prejudices and are only showing items which reflect a very narrow view of Inuit Art and the... More

Small gallery with polite staff, this museum introduced us to Inuit mythology and the different media and crafts by Inuit artists. Perfect for a rainy day, and interesting enough to spend a whole afternoon reading all the information accompanying the exhibit.

Gallery showing full range of amazing Inuit Art of past and modern times. Including historical data as well as modern developments. Video-installations to document life of Inuit people. Beautiful museum-shop with art-gallery and craft-shop (sometimes with presentation of artists at work). Very unusual gallery - very unusual art and history of a small and amazing culture that spread out so... More

Beautiful artwork...but I have never been an art collector. Even if I had a ton of mad money I probably still would not own much artwork, but I do appreciate the craftsmanship and natural beauty of Inuit art.

the Museum of Inuit Art, located on the waterfront is a thing of beauty, from the design of the gallery space, its furniture and of course its collection of artifacts, sculptures, textiles, prints, and so much more, all excellently displayed and identified.

This is very subjective because I am not a museum person, the exhibition is interesting but lacks interactivity so it bored me a bit. But if you take the time to read all the descriptions it will be a good learning experience. The pieces of art are mostly contemporary so it is very artsy but in a passive way.