A Journey to What Matters- Indigenous Watercraft Educational and Research Project
An Alaska Native Cultural Heritage and Artistic Sovereignty in Museums Project funded through A Journey to What Matters Indigenous Watercraft […]
An Alaska Native Cultural Heritage and Artistic Sovereignty in Museums Project funded through A Journey to What Matters Indigenous Watercraft […]
Litnaurluni Program: Tengautuli Atkuk / The Flying Parka Grantee: Calista Education and Culture Inc., Story by Ann Fienup-Riordan Thanks to
A Journey To What Matters and ASCA Partnership ARTShops 2022 Nikki Corbett in Nome Qaspeq Sewing Workshop The ARTShops program
Traditional Yup’ik Fish Skin Hood Grantee: Bunnell Street Arts Center, Story by Ilgavak (Peter Williams) Marlene Nielsen taught her mentee
Lingit Shame Robe Grantee: Bunnell Street Arts Center, Story by Jennifer Younger & Carol Hughey Jennifer Younger, a contemporary Lingít
Parka Project by Bobbie Itta Grantee: Bunnell Street Arts Center, Story by Bobby Itta For the past 5 years, my
Parka Project by Bonnie Scheele Grantee: Bunnell Street Arts Center, Story by Bonnie Scheele I am the recipient of mentorship
Baby Chilkat Robe Mentor Apprenticeship Grantee: Bunnell Street Arts Center, Story and Photos by Sydney Akagi In the fall of
A Journey to What Matters Project Grant Museum Sovereignty Fellowship From Patricia Wenstrup, Project Fellow In the fall of 2021
A Journey to What Matters Project Grant Wellness & Healing Through Our Culture & Connections From Rochelle Adams, Project Facilitator