The next installment of A Cosmic Hamlet by the Sea, powered by Pecha Kucha is here! This video was made and compiled by Nate Spence. Featured presenters are: Weatherly Bates: Oyster Farming on Kachemak Bay Brian Partridge: Adolescent Brain Development…
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"…
Anvil Catlin Williamson Artist Statement: "Working in a figurative animal imagery, I choose subjects that tend to go unseen and are often disregarded. I love the concept of the “little guy”. I believe that the most profound truths can be…
Kaleidoscope School of Arts and Science was proud to host Crystal Soyangco as an Artist in Residence teaching Hawaiian Dance and Song. Crystal worked with every student at our K-5 school, allowing each student to have 5 sessions with her…
"During AIS with Art Koeninger, one student, in particular, grew both creatively and in skill. This student is a senior at Flex and found a personal connection with the metalwork, tools, and techniques acquired in class. He created multiple art…
Emily Johnson (Yup'ik, Soldotna) conducted a land acknowledgement workshop at Homer High School for Alaska Native Youth Leadership club and Alaska Studies students on October 8 and 10, 2019. Award-winning choreographer Emily Johnson has created a distinguished body of dance…
Elissa Pettibone Artist Statement: Coming Soon. Karen Stomberg Artist Statement: Collected Treasures ll: Plants from the Kachemak Bay Area I am very conscious of the preciousness of our world and the efforts made by science to protect, preserve and document…
