BUNNELL STREET ARTS CENTER WELCOMES AMBER WEBB, EXHIBITING ARTIST IN RESIDENCE, MAY 2022 Amber Webb’s drawings on panel inspired by Yu’pik storytelling illustrate the evolution and strength of Indigenous people, as well as the effects of colonization and intergenerational trauma. Webb…
During Amber's residency she will focus on a small wood carving or series of carvings based on the series of fat indigenous women drawings. Amber is a Yup’ik artist/activist from Dillingham, Alaska. Her work visually explores the effects of colonization…
To protect the most vulnerable among us, we require visitors to wear masks indoors and we are limited 50% capacity for events (30 people total indoors, masked) with overflow on porch. Exhibit Opens (In-person): Friday, September 3rd, 5-7pm | 6pm…
Where We Begin: Tuggeght, At the Shore" Learning about Land Acknowledgement 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. Amber…
Artist Talks from Amber Webb, Carla Gingrich and Bobby Itta Bunnell Street Arts Center presents "Qaspeq / Kuspuk /Atikluk" an invitational exhibit of innovations in traditional Yup'ik wearable art created by Indigenous Alaska, artists October 4 - November 4, 2019.…