This exhibition of 5 Alaska women artists roams a literal and emotional landscape, exploring the female experience within domestic spaces and our relationship to materials, women’s work and expectation. The work is driven by questions around the fragility of materials…
Hal Gage Artist Statement: Over eons, glaciers travel from mountain tops in their slow, unrelenting march to the seas. Grinding rock to powder and carving valleys in their wake, they create the landscapes we see today. These "rivers of ice"…
Every year dozens of Alaskan artists create unique art plates as premiums for $125 + membership donations to Bunnell Street Arts Center. The cornerstone of Bunnell’s membership, the Plate Project was created and sponsored for 25 years by potter, Ahna…
Parlor in the Round: Feels like dinner. Sounds like a house concert. Looks like improve comedy. Introducing Candice Ivory, Orion Donicht and Tyler Munns @ Bunnell Street Arts Center with host Kevin Worrell. Tickets are available here. The Mountain…
"Sun Rhyme II (Waterhaul), collage, 8"x10" Artist Statement- My work is a conversation with the inner lives of landscapes, bodies, light and time. The collages in “Sea-change” are a conversation with the ever-shifting tidal, seasonal, surreal, and sleep-deprived river landscapes…
August 15-16 | 10-4pm | $175. Learn how to design, make, and use a bisque mold to create variety in your forms. We will sketch ideas on paper or with clay. We will create a bisque mold (thrown and handbuilt)…
A project of Western Arts Alliance "Advancing Indigenous Performance," Five Indigenous artists from across the US gathered at Bunnell Arts for 10 days, November 16-27, to create a new work called the "Indigenous Road Show". Bunnell Arts is a co-commissioner…
Alaska’s first art CSA was begun in 2018 by Bunnell’s Board of Directors to connect emerging artists with a community of collectors. Each CSA “share” includes a collection of small works by various Homer artists. Shares go on sale June…
"Land Acknowledgment is the public recognition of Indigenous peoples. The Alaska Native people have stewarded this place for thousands of years. Their acute knowledge of this environment created a sustainable and symbiotic relationship with the waters, plants and animals of…
The 26th Annual Plate Project is viewable both online and in the gallery. Stop by! Plates are available from June 1-11th when you donate at a $250+ level, or by donating $20/month. First time contributors at the $250+ level will…