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Creative Currents: Them Processed Goods

Sam Davenport - April 1, 2025

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Searching for Anchorage’s Sweet Surprises

Jenny Weis - March 27, 2025

Alaska organizations celebrate the freedom to read with Banned Books Week events

Arts Anchorage John Christensen for Arts Anchorage - October 6, 2023

Banned Books Week is an annual nationwide event that celebrates the freedom to read and addresses ongoing censorship of books and other media.

Local musician gives back to the community with ‘the Barbie movie of Anchorage events’

Arts Anchorage John Christensen for Arts Anchorage - October 5, 2023

Community means everything in Alaska, and the Anchorage music scene is no exception.

Creative Currents: After medical scare, Quinn Christopherson fills his cup

Arts and Culture Sam Davenport - October 3, 2023

Singer-songwriter Quinn Christopherson is back to performing after getting surgery to remove a lump in his throat.

Pipeline Vocal Project turns a gray summer into ‘Silver’ with new EP

Arts Anchorage John Christensen for Arts Anchorage - September 29, 2023

Formed in Anchorage in 2019, Pipeline Vocal Project has widened their horizons and shared their musical talents all around the world in recent years.

Creative Currents: Viola Armitstead mixes trippy and traditional into her tattoos

Arts and Culture Sam Davenport - September 26, 2023

Anchorage tattoo artist Viola Armitstead is part of an uptick of young artists entering the tattooing scene.

Creative Currents: Sami Ali captures nature’s colors with plein air painting

Arts and Culture Sam Davenport - September 19, 2023

Sami Ali specializes in plein air painting, a medium that presents its own set of challenges.

Creative Currents: Courtney Tatellgaq Rose Griechen’s whimsical creatures and creations

Arts and Culture Sam Davenport - September 12, 2023

When Courtney Tatellagaq Rose Griechen left her job at the start of the pandemic, she took it as an opportunity to take the jump and work on art full-time.

Creative Currents: Preserving Nature with Tiny Chasm

Arts and Culture Sam Davenport - September 7, 2023

MacKenzie Hurd has always worked under a moniker. Hurd, known as Tiny Chasm, is a multimedia artist who preserves the appearance of life, using resin to maintain butterflies, flowers, ferns, mushrooms, and much of what you might find on the...

Medium Build Joins the Fight Against Ambler Road

Arts and Culture The Alaska Current - September 5, 2023

EVANSVILLE — About 12 hours before Nick Carpenter climbed into his packed 2002 Subaru Outback destined for the neon lights of Nashville, he stood out on a rocky beach, completely silent but for the whooshing of the Koyukuk River. Carpenter,...

August Fishing Report: Give into the Ways of the Bead

Arts and Culture The Alaska Current - August 30, 2023

North to south, waterways across southcentral Alaska are teeming with salmon, and with them, anglers. Many of the wild fish are still migrating to their spawning grounds but many are actively spawning, some dying and some already dead. Rainbow...

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