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Artist Talks @ Bunnell

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Tune in to hear selected artists talks monthly at Bunnell Street Arts Center.

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April 7th, First Friday with Tor Lukasik-Foss

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2023/04/14

“The majority of my creative work over the past two decades has explored the subtle mechanics that inform how people connect to each other, and how people connect to place. In particular, I am fascinated in social anxiety as a disruptive, paradoxical yet also generative energy, one that both separates people as well as leading them to incredibly creative strategies of connection. In 2015, I launched a project entitled “I AM NOT PSYCHIC’—essentially a fortune-teller booth designed specifically for

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April 7th, First Friday with Jenny Irene Miller

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2023/04/10

Jenny Irene Miller: “I’m an artist who uses photography. My art practice is grounded in all of this: place, storytelling, Indigeneity, queerness, and familial and community relations. Photography provides a space for me to practice a form of careful observation that runs deep in the Inupiaq culture I come from. My art practice considers photography’s ability to share stories, to recall people and memories, and how it has been used as a weapon in the colonial project.”

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March 3rd, First Friday with The Amazing David Brame

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2023/03/06

“This is the last installment of the Dusty Funk installation series, exploring performative experience and mixed media to question the status quo, identity, gender and race, and produce both beautiful and grotesque imagery in an Afro-surreal environment. I am looking for new ways to tell stories and engage with audiences with my work. Fresh inspiration abounds. The Quixotic Queericule Quazar uses comics, poetry, prose, and large mixed media paintings to tell a short story discussing identity,

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February 3rd, First Friday with Katie Ione Craney

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2023/02/07

“Glaciers sing. Blueberries listen. Bodies long to/for touch. “for a moment, we exist together, for a moment” is a series of sensory-based works examining communication, systems of care, semiotic beings, grief, and the aesthetics of accessibility within art and non-art spaces. Visitors are invited to participate and engage with the work through multiple entry points as a form of reciprocity. Many pieces are informed by and made in collaboration with artists, writers, musicians, researchers, and

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November 4th First Friday with Hans Hallinen

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2022/11/07

Bunnell Street Art Center exhibits installation artist Hans Hallinen. Join us for the exhibit opening on November 4th from 5-7pm, artist talk at 6pm. “Threshold” exhibits a series of objects designed in cooperation with algorithms and constructed with the support of computer-controlled tools by Anchorage-based artist, Hans Hallinen. More.

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October 7th, First Friday with Theresa Woldstad

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2022/10/10

Indigenous artist Theresa Woldstad exhibits new work as Artist in Residence at Bunnell Street Arts Center for the month of October. Woldstad’s work explores the challenges of navigating legal access to resources an Indigenous artist in Alaska today.

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September 2, 2022 First Friday with Erin Ggaadimits...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2022/09/05

“Allaŋŋuq elevates deep ancestral understanding of the power of wild non-human beings and the transformative power of adaptation to one’s environment. Change is a natural element of the living world and it can occur hourly, daily, seasonally, through lifetimes and millennia. Natural beings adapt to these changes in the environment through transformations. Since time immemorial, my ancestors have studied how the wild beings of the nuna(land) here transform.” – Erin Ggaadimits Ivalu Gingrich

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August 5th, 2022 First Friday with David Pettibone...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2022/08/15

“I moved to Alaska in search of wilderness. Painting being an autobiographical medium, these works describe the domesticated wilderness in which I now call home.” – David Pettibone “As a studio artist my goal is to make fabulous tableware that infuses life with purposeful beauty. As an active community member and instructor I use my unique skill set, as an artist and small business owner, to offer educational opportunities. Through clay, I create pathways to cross-pollinate communities.” – Deb

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June 11th, 2022 First Friday Protection: Adaptation...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2022/06/13

In times of pandemic, climate crisis, and ongoing assaults to human rights, how are Indigenous Alaska artists today strengthening self and community, and guiding the next generation from surviving to thriving? Protection: Adaptation and Resistance centers Indigenous ways of knowing. Working within intergenerational learning groups and as collaborators in vibrant community networks, Alaska’s Indigenous artists are invigorating traditional stories in customary arts and proposing resilient futures

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May 6th, 2022 First Friday with Amber Webb

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2022/05/10

Exhibiting artist, Amber Webb will create new work during her two-week residency from April 20-May 7. Her explorations of pictorial Yup’ik storytelling communicate contemporary stories of resilience, humor, changing climate, motherhood, historic trauma and resistance. “I will focus on a small wood carving or series of carvings based on a series of fat indigenous women. This is a continuation of exploring Yup’ik ways of making and honors the original intent of the series.”

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October 5th, 2018 First Friday with Keren Lowell

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2022/04/21

Anchorage artist, Keren Lowell, exhibits and visits as the Homer Fiber Arts Collective’s Artist-in-Residence at Bunnell, exploring fiber arts construction techniques in a series of workshops for local artists. Lowell uses discarded items and reinvents them using a range of techniques into three dimensional textile art. Her work explores themes including erosion and translucence. Her work is neither solely painting, sculpture nor installation and yet takes elements of all three to create powerful and

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2019 Community Supported Artist Talk

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2022/04/21

Chloe Bechtol: Alaska wildlife pen and ink box top drawing David Kaufmann: Porcelain mug Kelsey Hardy-Place: Linoleum lunar calendar Maygen Lotscher: Ceramic shell tray Nancy Johnson: hand painted rock Mandy Bernard: Silk-screen printed tea towel CSA Members receive multiple works from local artists at a fantastic value and develop relationships with the local artists and art community. The CSA program allows a point of entry for collectors to discover new artists and explore a variety of

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April 1st, 2022 First Friday with Nathan Hall

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2022/04/04

Nathan Hall is a multidisciplinary sound and visual artist creating new work reflecting on his site-specific experience in Homer during his artist residency.

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April 1st 2022 First Friday with Jesse Egner

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2022/04/04

Jesse Egner is a New York-based artist working primarily with photography and video. Often taking the form of playful and absurd portraiture of himself and other individuals, his work explores themes of queerness, disidentification, queer corporeality, and the uncanny.

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March 4th, 2022 First Friday w/ Berith Stennabb

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2022/03/05

"The power of meeting physically in the same room has become increasingly important during the pandemic era. I am interested in roads to new communication regardless of language, socio-economic, or geographical affiliation. I do this through everyday movements and through textile materials. My exploratory work with what I call Folding Ritual is a way to communicate wordlessly and intuitively. Folding a piece of clothing together, which may carry a special story, is a way to deepen the understanding

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February 4th, 2022: First Friday Don Decker

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2022/02/10

"I have been walking the trails, forests and shores of Alaska for 50 years, always in the company of a loyal dog. The sub-arctic environment has been a constant source of information and inspiration. I refer to these elements of nature, but not as illustrations. The images in my art evolve out of the practice of working daily in my studio. My focus has been not only the expansive Northern landscape, but the patches of ground beneath my feet as well. I work in an abstract expressionist manner in

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December 3rd, 2021 First Friday: Kim McNett

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2022/01/15

Artist, naturalist and adventurer Kim McNett will share nature journal pages and original works of art that describe her travels across various regions of Alaskan wilderness.

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October 1, 2021 First Friday: John Hagen, Kristin...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2021/10/05

Alaska artists explore the intersection of environmental observation and nostalgia in a group show, “Sound of Wind and Grass,” featuring photographs by John Hagen, cyanotype, drawing and collage by Kristin Link and video audio art by Michael Walsh.

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July 2, 2021 First Friday: Linda Infante Lyons

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2021/08/17

The intention of my work is to create contemporary Indigenous icon imagery, recover and elevate the beliefs of Alaska Native people as equal to those of the Western world. My paintings of Alaska landscapes and other subjects such as seals and ice represent the connection to the environment of the subjects in these portraits. During the long introspective period of the pandemic lockdown, my mind wandered to landscapes visited long ago, Costa Rica, the Galapagos Islands and Chile. Some of my

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August 6, 2021 First Friday: Sheila Wyne

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2021/08/17

Sheila Wyne presents The Strata Series. Strata are layers of rock that tell us stories—sometimes vivid and startling—of geological time. The found and manipulated signs are detritus from our built environment. Signage is a symbol of our species priorities for how to care for and direct ourselves often to the exclusion of other ecosystems. Wyne is a visual artist based in Anchorage. Her studio work has been shown across the state, the Lower 48 and overseas. Her work is in permanent collections of

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