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Creative Currents: ‘What Good is Fruit that is not Sweet?’ with Young Kim

In 2023, Young Kim was selected for an Individual Artist Award, funding a photography project with his mom, highlighting identity and reverse diaspora

Creative Currents: A new pace with Seth Boyer

After living in the Lower 48 for a decade, musician Seth Boyer is finally back home.

Creative Currents: New perspective with Madelyn Joan Troiano

The artist has her first solo exhibition coming up next month at Akela Space, beginning July 5 and titled “Pink Boardroom.”

Tell Alaska’s story with The Alaska Current: Become a contributor

The Alaska Current is a nonprofit collective of journalists, creatives and content creators dedicated to reflecting the diverse interests and communities of our state.

Creative Currents: ‘Transported to the 80s’ with Johnny Prizm

Jonathan Heynen — also known by his stage name Johnny Prizm — fell in love with synth-wave music around 2014 after watching the movie “Drive” with Ryan Gosling.

Creative Currents: The best of both worlds with Winter Osborne

Surrealist artist Winter Osborne is determined to be a tattooer and continue being her own artist.

Creative Currents: New heights with Hunni Davis

Hunni Davis writes music from her perspective as a trans woman. Creating art connecting the community is huge, she said.

Creative Currents: Amy Schilling shapes ceramic surrealness

Amy Schilling grew up in Moose Pass, and was surrounded by creatives in her life: her mom and grandmother.

Creative Currents: Taking your own path with Hulin Alaskan Design

Bret Connor opened the Spenard storefront in 2015, but has been making art for decades with an entrepreneurial drive — like selling friends' pieces in high school in the 90s, he says.

Creative Currents: Multidisciplinary artist Brianna Toomer premiers first solo exhibition

Born and raised in Anchorage, Brianna Toomer's solo exhibition, “Memories, Entre Then and Now,” is on display at Akela Space through May 31. The photo exhibit will feature polaroids, 35-millimeter and disposable film.

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