Artist Talks feature Alaska artists exploring themes of social wellness and cultural survivance through art. Artists discuss adaptations and collaborations across disparate global geographies and within differently-abled communities. Contemporary forms of decolonization from Indigenous and Afrofuturism in adornment, dance, graphic arts, installation, land acknowledgement, medicine, mothering, music composition, theater and creative writing. These discussions identify innovations and new directions, revealing how artist’s lead and shape Bunnell’s past and future exhibits. Listen and watch to past recorded dialogs on our YouTube Channel and on Facebook Live as scheduled.
September Exhibit Talk
“Circle of Protection: Body, Land and Spirit” is an invitational exhibition featuring Alaska artists concerned about social justice, pandemic, climate change and cultural survival. Read more.
2021 Community Supported Art Artist Talk
2021’s Community Supported Arts box is Bunnell’s 4th annual endeavor to support local art, artists and collectors. This talk features participating artists Allison Galbraith, Ariel Gingrich, Ahna Iredale, Willow Jones, Oceana Wills, and Saundra Choate-Hudson. Read more.
Inspiration and Adaptation: Land Acknowledgment
Where We Begin: Tuggeght, At the Shore” Learning about Land Acknowledgment with Emily Johnson and Amber Webb. This is the second conversation in a five-part series of conversations on Land Acknowledgment with Indigenous Alaska artists in July and August of 2020.