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Since 1995

Our Story

Loondance Gallery · Galerie l’envol du huart

Since December 1995, Loondance Gallery — Galerie l’envol du huart — has been bringing Inuit art and the work of Québec artists to collectors in Canada and abroad.

It all began in a small walk-in gallery in the Laurentian Mountains, in Tremblant. Sculptures, prints and drawings from the Arctic shared the walls with Québec artists, surrounded by the landscapes that inspired us: we have always believed that nature and artistic inspiration go hand in hand.

In 2007 the gallery became entirely virtual. Today, every work can be viewed online, most can be purchased immediately through our secure cart, and we gladly take special orders.

Gallery history

Thirty years of Inuit art

A few milestones from the walk-in gallery in Tremblant to today’s virtual gallery.

  • Dec. 9, 1995
    Loondance Gallery opens its doors as a walk-in gallery in Tremblant. Our very first sales are smoke-fired ceramics by Lyse Fleury — more than 1,200 of her pieces would find a home through the gallery over the years.
  • 1996 – 1997
    Our first exhibition-sales of Inuit sculpture, “Three Younger Masters” and “A Woman’s Touch”, followed in the gallery by Arctic Wings, Transformation, The Dance, Spirits and Vitality, and Treasures in Serpentine.
  • 1996 – 2006
    The gallery carries the Cape Dorset Annual Print Collection.
  • 1998 · 1999 · 2001
    The Baker Lake Annual Print Collection joins our offering.
  • November 2003
    Loondance receives a Retail Sales award from the Mont-Tremblant Chamber of Commerce.
  • April 30, 2007
    The walk-in store closes and Loondance becomes an entirely virtual gallery.
  • Since 2008
    Virtual exhibition-sales: The Legacy of Pitseolak, Still Burning with Zeal, Shades of the Inuit Imagination, Drawings by Kananginak, and many more.
  • 2020
    Twenty-five years of Inuit and Québec art — celebrated with our 25th Anniversary Retrospective.
  • 2025
    Our 30th anniversary.
Memories

Our former gallery in Tremblant

Inuit sculptures and prints alongside works by Québec artists, as our visitors discovered them in the Laurentians — and some of our first buyers who came back to visit.

Contact us

Loondance Gallery
Galerie l’envol du huart

222, rue Woodstock, suite 314
Saint-Lambert (Québec)  J8P 3R3
Canada
450-465-8864
art@loondance.ca
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