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Creative Currents: ‘On the tie dye journey’ with Mo Dart Art

For Mo Dart, tie dye isn’t just his go-to fashion choice, it’s a lifestyle. “My mother used to make fun of me because I would never let her throw trash away, because I always needed to use it to create...

Juneau Makerspace is the at-home artist’s dream come true

Walking into the Juneau Makerspace is like entering an at-home hobbyist’s wonderland.

Creative Currents: Becoming ‘a lifetime learner’ with AMW. Arts

Fairbanks artist, illustrator and creative nonfiction writer Addie M. Willsrud is constantly inspired by the natural world.

Creative Currents: ‘Down the rabbit hole’ with PØSTERCHILD

It has been 10 years since Taylor Mapes’ love of producing music overtook his obsession of downhill skiing. Mapes, known as PØSTERCHILD, says his passion growing up was all on ski racing. Every weekend, he would go to Girdwood to...

Trump’s plan to revert Denali to Mount McKinley name irks Alaskans

The president-elect’s intention to scrap the traditional Athabascan name reopens a longstanding debate over what to call North America’s tallest peak.

Fairbanks soup stops to warm your insides

When I have a cold, I need soup.

Creative Currents: Seeking inspiration with Natalie Rei

Palmer-based muralist, watercolor artist and printmaker Natalie Rei has a new artistic process.

The Scrubber Loophole in Alaska’s Cruise Industry

Concerns over Juneau’s relationship to the cruise ship industry have been on the rise in recent months. Between the Ship-Free Saturday campaign and the proposed West Douglas cruise port, many Southeast Alaskans are wondering if we might be crossing...

Current Cravings: A Cookie Jar breakfast

The Cookie Jar was repeatedly described to me as the diner Fairbanks goes to eat a big brunch after a race, a game or a big day outside.  It’s not that you need to do an all-day hike or ski...

Creative Currents: Making ‘The Space We Breathe’

Following on the tails of a week-long residency earlier this summer, artists Danielle Stickman and Emily Sullivan are sharing pieces created while in Norway on Arnøya, Sápmi.

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