Decolonizing Alaska, Now on Tour
Decolonizing Alaska has been on tour since August of 2016. If you've seen the exhibit, please take a short 3-minute evaluation survey.
Ryan Romer, May 2016 exhibit
Ircenrraat: extraordinary people who appear in people or animal form. My show consists of paintings with gouache and acrylics, photographs, and reliefs and monotype prints that depict imagery of Yup’ik theology and worldviews and the nomadic lifestyle and landscapes. I…
Desiree Hagen, February 2016 Exhibit
Desiree Hagen spent the month of January at Bunnell as Artist in Residence. She worked tirelessly for forty days to complete her site specific papercut installation Seven Years. Desiree Hagen is a Homer artist who works in metal, fiber and clay…
Thank you 2015 Members!
Abigail Kokai Abigale Ryan Hensley Adam Ottavi Adele Person Aimee Sulczynski Alan Parks Aleda Yourdon Alexandra Sonneborn Alissa Wardwell Allan Phelps Allison Gaylord Amy Budge Angie Newby Ann Lillian Schell Ann-Margret WImmerstedt Anna Raup Anne Beesely Annette Bellamy Anthony Davi…
Animalia: Wearable Arts Performance
https://vimeo.com/144687965 Every year Bunnell Street Arts Center enriches our schools, providing hands-on workshops in art, dance, drama, writing and music by trained Teaching Artists for Artist in Schools (AIS), a trademark program of Alaska State Council on the Arts (ASCA).…
Boarding school play evokes powerful reaction from Native former students
Alaska Dispatch News Mike Dunham October 14, 2015 Jack Dalton’s play “Assimilation” made a powerful impression when it premiered in Anchorage five years ago. Dalton, best known for his comic interpretations of Native lore, had written a blistering indictment of…
Linda Infante Lyons
Open Space/ Open Mind is a current body of work of non-narrative landscapes reflecting my response to encounters and engagement with the land. The imagery of my work is drawn from memories and observations of my surroundings, inspired by recent travel to…