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Virtual Alaska Story Hour for Adults
Fridays, 12:00-1:00pm
The next book for the Virtual Alaska Story Hour for Adults has started! Starting We started reading Stone Cross by Marc Cameron on November 1 and we're about half-way through..
We started reading Stone Cross on November 1st and we're about half-way through. The readings are recorded so you can catch up if you miss some.
Previous readings are recorded so you can catch up if you missed some. Registration is free but required. Register online or by phone at 907-465-2920 to obtain access info.
Ree Nancarrow: Sharing the World I Know
Alaska State Museum - Juneau
December 6, 2024 - March 15, 2025
Sharing the World I Know is a new solo exhibition featuring quilt works by Fairbanks art quilter Ree Nancarrow.
For 50 year, Nancarrow watched as small tundra ponds outside her window called Deneki Lakes. She tracked the shifting habitat at the lake as the water level dropped over time. Fewer species live there now.
Ree will give a talk about her work on Saturday, December 7 at noon in the APK Lecture Hall.
Ree is one of six artists selected for the Alaska State Museum 2024-2026 Solo Artist Exhibition Series along with Myesha Callahan Freet, Shgendootan George, Ree Nancarrow, Golga Oscar, and Tamara Wilson.
Image: Advancing Destruction, Ree Nancarrow
The Kimball Theatre Organ, on the eighth floor of the State Office Building, has been serviced and is once again performing with the help of organists J Allan MacKinnon and TJ Duffy and Laurie Clough on Fridays at 12:00pm through January 2025. Bring your lunch and enjoy the diversity of music these organists select.
February 7 - Allan MacKinnon
February 14 - Laurie Clough
February 21 - Allan MacKinnon
February 28 - Laurie Clough
Though housed in the state office building, the organ is the property of the Alaska State Museum. You can help support this amazing piece of Alaska's history. Donate today.
The Alaska State Museum is pleased to announce Slinkies and the Window Frame, an exhibition by Tamara Wilson featuring studio work and site-specific installation created out of a variety of ingredients including remnant tile, truck bed liner, imitation bubble gum, oak, felt, and expanding foam. The exhibition desires to understand the domestic by pretending and discovering who and what occupies that space. The objects and creatures are created from a place of nostalgia, longing, and cosmic curiosities.
Wilson is a multimedia artist from and working in Fairbanks, Alaska. She creates artwork influenced by daily life in the beautiful ancestral lands of the Dena people of the lower Tanana River where she has built her home and studio. After receiving a Master of Fine Arts from the University of New Mexico and attending a residency in Estonia, Wilson returned home to Alaska. University of New Mexico and attending a residency in Estonia, Wilson returned home to Alaska.
Lecture in the APK auditorium @ 7:00 pm
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