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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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June 4, 2021, First Friday: Antoinette Walker

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2021/06/07

In my work I strive to tell a story through my experiences and imagination. My creativity and life stories are expressed with coastal marine themes that capture the wild beauty of my home, Alaska. The medium of encaustic is my material of choice; a blend of molten beeswax, damar crystals, and pigment. The inspirations for these paintings are weathered canneries, set net sites, and fishermen working their gear. My first hand experiences with the dangers and excitement of fishing draw me to the

56:43

April 23, 2021- Inspiration and Adaptation: Dasha...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2021/04/23

Dasha Kelly Hamilton is a writer, performance artist and creative change agent, applying the creative process to facilitate dialogues around human and social wellness. She is the author of two novels, three poetry collections, four spoken word albums, and one collection of personal vignettes. She has taught at colleges, conferences, and classrooms and curated fellowships for emerging leaders. An Arts Envoy for the U.S. Embassy, Dasha has facilitated community-building initiatives in Botswana,

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April 9, 2021- Inspiration and Adaptation: Land...

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2021/04/10

How can land acknowledgment spark other ways of knowing, being and listening into action? Board members of Bunnell and artists, Argent Kvasnikoff of Ninilchik Village Tribe, and Thorey Munro from Homer, discuss the significance of language, materials, space and time in land acknowledgment.  more.

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April 2, 2021- First Friday: Emily Schubert

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2021/04/03

Drawing from mythology, folktales, memories, and personal experience she creates narratives and characters that aim to make some sense of our existence by giving form to our collective anxieties and desires. Enthralled by the emotive power and depth of expression achieved through puppetry and storytelling, she believes that within these realms lies a source of real-life magic that is deficient in much of our daily lives.  more.

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March 26, 2021- Inspiration and Adaptation: Shared...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2021/03/27

What is the value and purpose of writing alternative histories of Alaska? What responsibilities does a person who operates from a distance have to a culture? Shared Universe Bookclub discusses cultural appropriation. With Nathan Shafer, Richard Perry, Lucas Rowley, Leslie Kimiko Ward, Vivian Faith Prescott, Jaclyn Bergamino & Patrick Lichty. more.

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March 12, 2021- Inspiration and Adaptation: Skövde,...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2021/03/13

How are international artists-in-residence managing pandemic, distance and dialogue? Fiber artists Berith Stennab (Skövde, Sweden) and Mandy Bernard (Homer, Alaska) discuss their intercontinental collaboration of shared communication and textiles. Stennab and Bernard are participants in a residency exchange between Bunnell Street Arts Center and Skövde Museum sponsored by the Alaska Community Foundation’s Irma Scavenius Fund for International Understanding. Curators Tomas Gustafsson and Mette Muhli

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March 5, 2021- First Friday: Sara Tabbert

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2021/03/10

Sara Tabbert – Signs of Life "Certainly I am but one of many artists whose lives were completely rearranged by the ongoing pandemic. Of all the things that were supposed to happen in the last 12 months, this exhibit at Bunnell is the only event on my calendar that wasn’t postponed or canceled. This collection of recent work reflects my continued interest in the less celebrated landscapes of Alaska — what we do in them and what we (as well as what our animal and insect neighbors) leave behind."

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February 26, 2021- Inspiration and Adaptation: Nina...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2021/02/27

Nina Elder, February 2021 artist in residence at Bunnell Street Arts Center, discusses her fascination with fraying materials, lines, tension, release and mending with artist Billy Joe Miller. Both will share images and discuss their work. Elder has been collecting and drawing frayed rope in Homer. Elder and Miller have made work out of ropes together in Gustavus, Alaska. Miller has made art out of rope waste at the Tides Institute in Maine. But more than the ropes themselves, Elder is fascinated by

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February 19, 2021- Inspiration and Adaptation: Holly...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2021/02/20

Artist Holly Mititquq Nordlum speaks about cultural resistance and revitalization through her present projects including public art, acknowledgment through art, film and traditional tattoos. more.

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February 12, 2021- First Friday: Nina Elder (Artist...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2021/02/13

With NPN’s support, Nina is developing It Will Not Be The Same, But It Might Be Beautiful. This multimedia project poetically explores how humans are implicated in the Anthropocene and are also tasked with moving towards a more holistic future. Through video installation and large-scale drawing, this investigation of change focuses on objects that have been exhausted by use and transformed by time. more.

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February 12, 2021- Inspiration and Adaptation: Bivy,...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2021/02/13

This conversation features owner/curator Simonetta Mignano of Bivy, Anchorage artspace and bookstore as she speaks with Hollis Mickey, Susan Share and Ben Huff about their art and the mission of this bookstore and home of The School of Nonfunctional Studies. more.

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February 5, 2021- Inspiration and Adaptation: David...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2021/02/06

During this residency David developed a mixed media show that further develops Dusty Funk and the lexicon of Afrofuturism. David says, "I maintain an active scholarly engagement. Dusty Funk is a series of mixed media Art Experiences that include 3 phases. Dusty Funk Psychedelic Afro Future Space Opera an evolving set of dynamic illustrations. Dusty Funk and the Wooly Whayl a tragic and surreal comic it follows the narrative path that a standard 5 act opera entails. That includes an overture, aria

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January 29, 2021-Inspiration and Adaptation: Nancy...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2021/01/30

How do artists and writers share truthful stories about fictions staged in Alaska? American physician and explorer, Frederick Cook claimed to have discovered the North Pole in 1908. But who was “discovered" and what was suppressed in this story? What are doctrines of discovery and what role do Alaska artists and writers and arts organizations today play in resisting colonialism through the works we create and promote? How might the work of artists today in exposing doctrines of discovery play

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January 22, 2021- Inspiration and Adaptation: Shared...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2021/01/23

Reimagining the Arctic and Alternative histories of Alaska. Nathan Shafer discusses Dirigibles of Denali, an augmented reality app/interactive print project that reimagines three domed cities that were planned, but never built in Alaska: Seward’s Success, Denali City and Arctic Town. more.

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January 15, 2021- Inspiration and Adaptation: New...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2021/01/16

What does it mean to create new music with respect for Indigenous cultures, stories and experiences? Found Sound Nation's Christopher Marianetti and Joe Bergen discuss their new project, Beringia, with Wild Shore New Music's Katie Cox and Angie Tanning. more.

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January 8, 2021- Inspiration and Adaptation: Being...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2021/01/13

Emily Johnson, Yup''ik multi-disciplinary artist raised in Soldotna, now based in NYC, connects with her Alaska audience about her current multidisciplinary project, Being Future Being, and how it has shaped her work in systemic change, Creating New Futures land acknowledgment and social architecture. Link to video: https://youtu.be/_QLs1fGKF4o more.

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December 18, 2020- Inspiration and Adaptation:...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2020/12/19

Christian Freet and Myesha Callahan Freet are conceptual artists and collaborators focused on self, personal and social contexts, and questions surrounding the nature of reality in photography, literature, video, sculpture, and light. They live in Chugiak. more.

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December 11, 2020- Inspiration and Adaptation: Rico...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2020/12/12

Tlingit and Athabascan artist Rico Lanáat’ Worl designed a new postage stamp to be released in 2021 for the United States Postal Service, inspired by a traditional Indigenous tale. more.

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December 4, 2020- Inspiration and Adaptation: Sheila...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2020/12/05

Anchorage artist Sheila Wyne explores “Three Seasons,” an ongoing series that explores art, alchemy and anthropecene. more.

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November 27, 2020- Inspiration and Adaptation:...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2020/11/28

How can we create stories from the most authentic representation? What does it mean to reimage modern storytelling with Indigenous authority, Elder and youth contributions, and our own cultural competencies? Singing for Strength: How Indigenous language, stories and songs enrich identity and community this week on Inspiration and Adaptation with David Engles, songmaker and language leader of Lower Tanana Denakenaga’ more.

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