Join us for the Herring Protectors: Film Screening and Panel Discussion on Saturday, March 18, 2-4 pm at the Anchorage Museum Auditorium. Gather for a screening of two films: Yaa at wooné (Respect for all things) and Yee eedé tooshí…
“How To Be A Good Guest” is a discussion-based workshop by artist Melissa Shaginoff on March 11th, 1-3pm at her studio in The Nave in Anchorage. Part conversation, part performance, part community protection. How to be a good guest is…
Saturday, November 14th 1-5pSunday, November 15th 1-5p Registration by email bobbyitta@gmail.com or BobbyIttaDesigns.com Learn atikluk (snow shirt) making. In 2, 4-hour classes. Bobby will request sizes for each student and make them their own patterns. Students must provide their own…
Make a pattern and sew a traditional "trapper hat". Indigenous participants will be provided with otter fur. Non-Natives will be provided with beaver. This class is sponsored by Bunnell Street Arts Center in Homer, Alaska and Alaska Community Foundation Coronavirus…
Learn Lower Tanana Denakenaga’ songmaking from David Engels, who has studied this art for the past twenty years, beginning with his grandmother. This class is sponsored by Bunnell Street Arts Center in Homer, Alaska and Alaska Community Foundation Coronavirus Nonprofit…
Marjorie Kunaq Tahbone (Inupiaq and Kiowa, Nome) teaches an intergenerational (mixed age/skill levels) how to carve a naniq using soapstone and hand tools. The traditional womens' seal oil lamp , naniq was used to heat the home, cook food, light…
Chilkat Weaver Lily Hope will lead a cohort of Chilkat weavers in hand-twining a Chilkat Protector Mask from start to finish. Sponsored by The CIRI Foundation, A Journey to What Matters: Increased Alaska Native Art & Culture (JWM) grant program. Registration…