All of the art was originals. Most were produced in the 19th century and had been auctioned to private sellers at Christie's auction house and housed at museums in the U.S. and London.
It's not certain where the life of the daughter of a war hero and a one-time "Elder of the Year" turned dark, but it ended up creating a story that can only happen in Alaska.
Donald Knaack repurposes trash and turns it into percussion. For the last week, he’s been helping kids in Unalakleet learn to drum and build a sculpture from the junk around town.
On Wednesday, a well-loved Alaska literary journal will debut a powerful collection of photographs commemorating the deaths of two award-winning photojournalists killed during the Libya uprising of 2011.
Literary journal Alaska Quarterly Review debuts a powerful collection of photographs commemorating the deaths of two award-winning photojournalists killed during the Libya uprising of 2011.
Benjamin Schleifman, featured artist at the Alaska Native Arts Foundation in April, blends the old world and the new in his art, inspired by his Tlingit roots blended with modern sensibilities.
TED talks, a well-known series of lectures on science and entertainment, will have its third Anchorage iteration on Saturday, featuring Alaskans talking about the future of the state.
The Alaska State Fair continues to attract big-name acts for their annual concert series, and the just-announced 2012 lineup includes the Avett Brothers, Theory of a Deadman and Styx.
In the last four months, the online group has drawn buyers from across the country. Up to 400 new members sign up every day and the current total is more than 7,500.
