A Journey To What Matters Project Grant- Twining Cedar
Project: Twining Cedar- Restoring the Art and Cultural Practice of Tsimshian Bark Basketry Grantee: Anchorage Museum Association in partnership with the Haayk […]
Project: Twining Cedar- Restoring the Art and Cultural Practice of Tsimshian Bark Basketry Grantee: Anchorage Museum Association in partnership with the Haayk […]
Project: Material Traditions: Gut, Ivory, and Cedar Grantee: Anchorage Museum Association Written by: Marian Kaminitz As a conservator from the National Museum of
Project: Angyaaq Construction at Akhiok Kids Camp Grantee: Native Village of Akhiok Photos by: Sven Haakanson
Project: Alaska Yuut Arts and Crafts E-Commerce Project Grantee: Association of Village Council Presidents (ACVP) Written by: Eva Malvich, Director/Curator
Project: Alaska Native Art Classes Grantee: Qutekcak Native Tribe Written by: Mariah Johnson, Program Coordinator, Qutekcak Native Tribe The Qutekcak
Project: Material Traditions: Gut, Ivory, and Cedar Grantee: Anchorage Museum Association Written by: Mary Johns and Jerome Saclamana My name is Mary Johns, I
Project: Wrangell’s Journey to Revive the Culture Grantee: Alaska Native Sisterhood Written by: Tis Peterman ANSA was the recipient of A Journey to
Project: Haida Regalia Making Grantee: Hydaburg City School District Written by: Priscilla Goulding Our project was making Haida regalia in the Hydaburg School (Hydaburg
Project: Material Traditions: Gut, Ivory, and Cedar Grantee: Anchorage Museum Association Organized by the Smithsonian Arctic Studies Center at the Anchorage Museum
Project: Material Traditions: Gut, Ivory and Cedar Grantee: Anchorage Museum Association Organized by the Smithsonian Arctic Studies Center at the Anchorage Museum