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.
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.
Three years ago, Tláakw Sháa Chloey Cavanaugh says she “never thought” she would be creating art full-time and running a business. In 2020, she had a death in the family, and came home to Juneau to grieve.
“That grief can't...
Ashley Simpson says that she never unlocked her artistic side until she started doing nails.
“I really enjoy making others feel beautiful and creating something that speaks to others,” Simpson says.
Simpson is an acrylic overlay specialist for her small business,...
Unangax̂ and Yup'ik artist Mercedes Laadakuchax̂ Kashatok’s regalia and beading journey began when they were able to join traditional headdress beading at the Urban Unangax̂ Culture Camp at age 12.
Between then and now, they have made dozens of headdresses...
Maureen Meyer recently graduated from the University of Alaska Anchorage with her bachelor’s degree in art and is setting her sights on somewhere warmer to celebrate: the Philippines.
“I'm very excited to see my family over there, and I'm hoping...
Anchorage-based contemporary artist Tristan Agnauraq Morgan’s day job focuses on climate mitigation, which heavily inspires their art process.
While the work is incredibly important, Morgan says it can also be emotionally exhausting.
“I'm learning to translate the importance of our people,...