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Creative Currents: Staying ‘surreal and free’ with Jessi Saiki

For multidisciplinary artist Jessi Saiki, reflecting on their art is a walk down memory lane.

Lunch buffets in Anchorage: The good, the bad and the bland

The concept of a buffet was ruined for me by the now-bankrupt chain, Old Country Buffet, which my family would occasionally visit in the early ‘90s.

Tongass at a crossroads, again

How rollbacks on the Tongass Roadless Rule could threaten the lifeblood of Southeast Alaska.

Creative Currents: ‘Chasing a passion’ with AK Tie Dye

After attending a street fair in Anchorage in her early 20s, Jen Luton “immediately became obsessed” with tie-dye. “I have always been attracted to creative endeavors, not necessarily good at all of them,” Luton said. “When I tried tie-dye for...

Mutual aid matters: How Anchorage residents are supporting each other.

As residents face increasing economic challenges, grassroots organizers have stepped up to provide vital support and mutual aid.

With its new retail store, Juneau Greens provides locally grown food options for Juneauites

A sustainable operation, Juneau Greens offers an alternative option for conscious shoppers.

Creative Currents: Making new genres with Wasabi

Iñupiaq, Koyukon and Paiute musician Wasabi is about to release her first album, “Alaskamiuŋuruŋa.”

In Bocca Al Lupo celebrates Filipino American History Month 

Chef de Cuisine Rachel Barril’s five-Course menu drew on Italian, Alaska and Filipino Influences.

Creative Currents: Intuitive sculpting with Kendra Harvey

Ceramic sculptor Kendra Harvey is on the tail end of a busy year.

Creative Currents: In the pit with Kerry Tasker

About a year ago, photographer Kerry Tasker began clearing out some of his old hard drives and began rediscovering decades of pictures.

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