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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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01:07:32

November 20, 2020- Inspiration and Adaptation: Shared...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2020/11/20

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? Shared Universe is a group of Alaskan artists, writers and knowledge-bearers who seek feedback from readers about their efforts to create, promote and distribute exciting comic book stories/new media/fashion exemplifying the rich regional cultures of Alaska in ways that both honor the heritage

01:15:54

November 13, 2020- Inspiration and Adaptation: David...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2020/11/14

David Brame describes himself as proudly Blackity Black, an afrofuturist and scholar. His most recent scholarly creative accomplishments for 2019 and 2020 include Sanford Biggers: CODESWITCH in collaboration with Professor John Jennings, The Bronx Museum and produced by Yale University Press. His scholarly work for young black youth, The Struggle, was produced by Minnesota Press. His forthcoming graphic novel After the Rain, disseminated by ABRAMS/Megascope, adapts Nnedi Okorafor’s short story “On

01:04:04

November 6, 2020- First Friday w/ Karen Stomberg &...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2020/11/08

Karen Stomberg: "I am very conscious of the preciousness of our world and the efforts made by science to protect, preserve and document each piece of it. So, though this work began with drawing the beauty of iconic wildflowers, it deepened as I considered their twin qualities of fragility and resilience." Elissa Pettibone: "For this exhibition, I have developed a series of colors derived from Alaskan plants within the Kenai Peninsula region to create large scale swatches and a color library

01:06:12

October 30, 2020- Inspiration and Adaptation:...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2020/11/02

Christine Byl is the author of Dirt Work: An Education in the Woods, a book about trail crews, tools, wildness, gender, and labor. Sara Tabbert is a printmaker and mixed media artist from Fairbanks, Alaska. more.

01:03:42

October 23, 2020- Inspiration and Adaptation: Sweden...

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2020/10/24

How is Sweden adapting and interpreting the pandemic in artistic practice? Swedish curators Tomas Gustafsson and Mette Muhli and artist Berith Stennabb share their activities. In the summer of 2019, Gustafsson and Muhli visited Bunnell Street Arts Center to promote a residency for an Alaska artist at Skövde Kulturhus Kostmuseet in Sweden. more.

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October 16, 2020- Inspiration and Adaptation: Chilkat...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2020/10/16

Lily Hope was born and raised in Juneau, Alaska to full-time artists. She is Tlingit Indian, of the Raven moiety. Following her matrilineal line, she’s of her grandmother’s clan, the T’akdeintaan, originating from the Snail House in Hoonah, Alaska. She lives in Juneau, Alaska, with her husband, author Ishmael Hope, and five children. more.

01:09:40

October 9, 2020- Inspiration and Adaptation: Fragile...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2020/10/10

Talking with the artists from our October exhibit- Fragile Domestic. We are driven by questions around the fragility of materials and time-based craft, the fragility of unsustainable perfection, the fragility of memory, history and utility. The resulting instinct sloughs all this to reveal a harder, less breakable core. This, we nurture and feed. more.

01:03:00

October 2, 2020- Inspiration and Adaptation: Nigerian...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2020/10/06

With support from the Alaska Community Foundation's Irma Scavenius Fund for International Understanding, we look forward to bringing Nigerian muralists Yomi Awobusuyi and Kelsen Nnaji to Homer in 2021. On this podcast we'll meet these artists and their leader, Enzenwa Okora from Streetproject Foundation, in Lagos. more.

01:05:58

October 2, 2020- First Friday w/ Amy Meissner, Hollis...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2020/10/05

We are driven by questions around the fragility of materials and time-based craft, the fragility of unsustainable perfection, the fragility of memory, history and utility. The resulting instinct sloughs all this to reveal a harder, less breakable core. This, we nurture and feed. more.

01:06:06

September 25, 2020- Inspiration and Adaptation:...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2020/09/29

How can we create stories from the most authentic representation? What does it mean to re-imagine modern storytelling with Indigenous authority, Elder and youth contributions, and our own cultural competencies? Shared Universe is a group of Alaskan artists, writers and knowledge-bearers who seek feedback from readers about their efforts to create, promote and distribute exciting comic book stories/new media/fashion exemplifying the rich regional cultures of Alaska in ways that both honor the

59:31

September 18, 2020- Inspiration and Adaptation: Erin...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2020/09/21

After earning her MFA from the Rainier Writer’s Workshop Erin Coughlin Hollowell authored three books of poetry. She is a Rasmuson Foundation Fellows and In 2017, she was awarded a second Rasmuson Fellowship to work on her third book. Currently, Hollowell is the executive director of the Storyknife Writers Residency, a residency for women writers being developed outside of Homer, Alaska and she is Director of the Kachemak Bay Writers’ Conference. Kesler “Kes” Woodward is an Alaska artist, art

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September 4, 2020- First Friday w/ Hal Gage & Rika Mouw

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2020/09/18

Hal Gage- (black & white photography of glacial silt) Patterns in the flowing mud and silt are the vanishing fingerprint of the glacier. These transitory images are all that is left as the ice disappears and the waters dry up—leaving just a hint of the glacier that once was. Rika Mouw- (mussel shell assemblages) Through these mussel shell assemblages I reflect on the time I’ve spent on this edge of land where it meets the sea with the ebbs and flows of the tide. more.

01:07:31

September 11, 2020- Inspiration and Adaptaton:...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2020/09/14

How can the names of this area be mapped more inclusively? With Bretwood Higman, Sally Ash and Argent Kvasnikoff. more.

01:12:53

September 11, 2020- Inspiration and Adaptation: "Land...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2020/09/08

Continuing our conversations with Indigenous artist, activist and curator Melissa Shaginoff, this week we discuss the sign painting workshop she led last month. Participants share how it feels and what inspires them to visibly honor the legacy of Indigenous stewardship on signs placed around Homer. more.

01:03:06

August 28, 2020- Inspiration and Adaptation:...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2020/09/01

Skywalker Payne’s work embraces her experience as a professional oral storyteller, performance artist, author, poet, nurse, and healer. She is leading a new workshop model called R.A.C.E.S. (Race A Concept Explored in Story Circle). Built upon her storytelling experience, knowledge of Black history and racism, Skywalker found storytelling an effective method to communicate difficult feelings and experiences. The goal is to establish R.A.C.E.S. Circle as a model to enable anyone to rise above

01:02:24

August 21, 2020- Inspiration and Adaptation: "Art in...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2020/08/22

Born in New Zealand, Sheryl Maree Reily lives in the small mining town of Ester. The gravity of the global situation prompted her to transform her creative practice as a self- taught photographer and healthcare professional into an arts-based advocacy for human and environmental wellbeing. Her work draws upon an expanded field of sculpture, performance, installation, and media technology. Reily has received three Rasmuson Foundation individual artist awards, Helene Wurlitzer Foundation and Santa Fe

01:01:18

August 14, 2020- Inspiration and Adaptation: "Art in...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2020/08/18

Scott McDonald an artist, an art educator, and a lifetime resident of Alaska. He teaches K-6 art for Anchorage School District as well as an active studio practice in both Homer and Anchorage. Anvil Catlin Williamson was born and raised in Spokane, WA but has been a permanent resident of Fairbanks, Alaska since 2008. She received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from The University of Alaska Fairbanks in 2016 and has been a full-time artist since 2017. Sheila Wyne is a visual artist based in

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July 3, 2020- July First Friday Artist Talk w/ Steven...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2020/08/14

Steven Godfrey is a potter and a Professor of Ceramics at the University of Alaska Anchorage. His current work is less about being tailored for a specific utilitarian function but rather to illustrate a collection of his interests, combined during the making process and meant to speak beyond functionality and tell a story through the symbolism of form and color. The forms he makes emulate the elegance of French automobile bodies made during the 1930s and 40s: Delage, Delahaye, Talbot-Lago, Bugatti,

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July 3, 2020- July First Friday Artist Talk with...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2020/08/14

“Nature has always been the thread that sews my paintings together. Instead of being a part of nature, we see ourselves as existing in tandem with it: separate but together. This is, of course, an illusion. The complexities of our relationship with nature are infinite and they run the gamut from peaceful to the sublime and from pleasant to the horrifying. My work explores the many levels of our relationship with nature and seeks to convey the visceral emotions that come about when we are reminded of

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August 8, 2020- August First Friday Artist Talk...

Artist Talks @ Bunnell ·

2020/08/10

Steven Gordon is an Anchorage artist painting the landscape of south central Alaska for the past 35 years in a painterly realist style. He went to Dartmouth college and then earned this MFA from the university of Iowa in 1984 and headed up to Alaska to start his adventures with the life and land of Alaska. He’s taught at UAA and APU and had done numerous painting workshops, and artist-in-the-school residencies across the state. His work can be seen in many private, public and corporate

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