The Tukilik Photographic Archives contain more than 3,000 35 mm. colour slides. Among the many subjects can be found: Landscapes, Seascapes, Inuksuit, Ancient Sites, Sacred Places, People, Art and Artists, Inuit Sculpture, Festivities and Camp Life. Images from the collection have been illustrated in several prestigious publications including: Equinox, Canadian Geographic, Parabola, hard cover books,  Corporate annual reports, and national and various international magazines. See Image Gallery .

The Tukilik Videographic Archives contain more than 50 hours of analogue tape currently being converted to digital disks. This collection constitutes remarkable examples of the Arctic Landscape and and its people. It documents their thoughts, beliefs and recollections of life once lived in traditional times. It captures beliefs, mysteries and human experience in their own words.

Conversations

• Margaret Aniksak ~ Arviatjuak, life on a magical Island
• Kiawak Ashuna ~ Shamans and other things
• Namoni Ashuna ~ Life on the land and hard times
• Mayureak Ashuna ~ Life in an outpost camp
• Qaqaq Ashuna ~  Last to leave
• Mannumi Davidee ~ The Tunniit
• Bishop Paul Idlout ~ Values
• Osuitok Ipeelee ~ My life, Shamans & things that matter
• Nina Manning ~ Understanding their words
• Jeannie Manning ~ Carefully revealing their meaning
• Jimmy Manning ~ On the land
• Abe Ookpik ~ Interviewing Apirsuqti
• Mark Pitseolak ~ Advice to those who ask Questions
• Uksuralik Ottochie ~ Preparing skins and the Tunniit
• Kananginak Pootoogook ~ Life when I was young   
• Sharnie Pootoogook ~ My auntie the shaman
• Paulassie Pootoogook ~ Places and People of power
• Oshutsiak Pudlat ~ The ancient Tunniit
• Simeonie Quppapik ~ Shamans, spirits and life on the land
• Pauta Saila ~ Inuksuit, Incantations and life at Nurrata
• Joanassie Salamonie ~ Staying Alive 
• Sheokjuke Toonoo ~  The mysterious Tunniit
• Neeveeovak ~ Memories of a Tattooed Lady
• Tungayook ~ A childhood destroyed
• Tye ~ Abuse and a child called "Paper"