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Creative Currents: Making moves with Meg Art 907

Madeline Goolie originally wanted to go to school for business, but after a COVID gap year, she made the decision to go all-in on art with Meg Art 907.

Creative Currents: Combining wildlife and whimsy with Amanita House Art 

Jen Wang's whimsical illustrations, inspired by childhood memories, bring nature to life through Amanita House Art.

Creative Currents: Nichole-Lee is not holding back

Nichole-Lee, who is a singer and rapper from Anchorage, is releasing a single this spring, her first project since her 2022 single, “Gorilla Grip.”

Creative Currents: Finding solace in the silly with Jazzup Designs

Freelance graphic designer, Jasmin Marty, loves bringing her silliest ideas to life through unique branding designs.

Creative Currents: Post Marks makes space for artistic education

Lee Post, freelance illustrator and cartoonist of Post Marks Graphics in Anchorage, on his dual career path of artistry and community service.

Creative Currents: Under the ‘Midnight Sonne’

Jennifer Sonne designs this year's Anchorage Folk Festival poster, drawing inspiration from Alaska's natural beauty and her passion for artistic expression.

Creative Currents: Options for all with Alpine Fit 

Jennifer Loofbourrow, founder of Alpine Fit in Anchorage, tackles the challenge of sizing disparities in outdoor apparel, with designs for anti-odor and quick-dry garments.

Creative Currents: Letting inner beauty shine with Ice Queen Crowns

Moira Pyhala's pandemic-era side hustle blossomed into Alaska Ice Queen Crystal Crowns & Jewelry, showcasing her passion for creativity and Alaska.

Creative Currents: Sculpting resilience with Jade Ariah

Jade Ariah's solo exhibition, 'Things My Mother Taught Me (How To Have A Good Party),' explores intergenerational resilience through colorful, fun and sometimes sad ceramic and textile sculptures.

Creative Currents: Fusing mediums and fiber with Evolutionary Thread

Lyndsi Harris’ work often has influences of animals around the world, from Alaska wildlife like a mother musk ox and her calf stitched around rolling hills, to endangered species like great green macaws and ring-tailed lemurs.

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