Thursday, March 17, 2011

ALASKA’S LIVING CULTURAL TREASURES: A GIFT FOR OUR NEXT GENERATION Recognition Ceremony & Reception

The Alaska State Council on the Arts cordially invites you to join us in recognizing Living Cultural Treasures from the Doyon region for their traditional cultural leadership, time honored artistry and craftsmanship, and mastery of Athabascan language.

HONORED ELDERS
Alice Ambrose, Catherine Attla, Poldine Carlo, Edna Deacon, Daisy Demientieff, Lina Demoski, Bergman
Esmailka, Sr., Tekla Esmailka, Simon Francis, Ada Gallen, Angela Harper, Moses Henzie, Sidney Huntington,
Eliza Jones, Florence Keyse, Howard Luke, Micah Malcolm, Agnes Manook Ostlund, Pauline Peter, Helen
Peters, Elsie Pitka, Maggie Roberts, Goodwin Semaken, Sr. and Hannah Solomon.

TEACHERS FOR THE NEXT GENERATION
Clifford Adams, George Albert, Dixie Alexander, Irene Solomon Arnold, Kathleen Carlo, Kathleen Ketzler
Demientieff, Riba DeWilde, Lillian DeWilde, Curtis Erhart, Trimble Gilbert, Ann Goessel, Denise Hardesty,
Emma Glazier Hildebrand, Marvin Kokrine, Esther Ambrose McCarty, Susan Paskvan, Faith Peters, Delores
Sloan, Bill Stevens, and Madeline Williams.

For more information and to RSVP contact Saunders McNeill at the Alaska State Council on the Arts
1-888-278-7424 or 1-907-269-6603
This program is funded by the National Endowment for the Arts
Folk and Traditional Arts Infrastructure Grant
ALASKA’S LIVING CULTURAL TREASURES:
A GIFT FOR OUR NEXT GENERATION
Recognition Ceremony & Reception
Morris Thompson Cultural & Visitors Center
Fairbanks, Alaska
March 18, 2011
6 - 8 pm

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Native Arts and Cultures Foundation to visit the Native Art Center

To all AFN artists in town, The Native Art Center at UAF (http://www.uaf.edu/art/areas/native-arts/) will be hosting a gathering of artist on October 22nd at 1pm in room 301 of the Fine Arts Complex at UAF. The Program director of the Native Arts and Cultures Foundation (www.nativeartsandcultures.org) will be to here talk about the work they are doing at the foundation and would like to visit with local artists to hear about their work and aspirations.
This will be a great opportunity for Alaska Native artist to hear about the Foundation’s work. I know AFN is a busy time for everyone but the foundation is doing some great things, check out the link (http://www.nativeartsandcultures.org/community?ref=nf). And our studio was renovated since the last AFN in Fairbanks so come on up and check it out.

Thursday, September 9, 2010

Museum of the North Visit

Today we will be visiting the University of Alaska Museum of the North (http://www.uaf.edu/museum/) just up the road from the Native Arts Center. Remember its a reserch Museum so students can make appointment to go downstairs and look at what isn't on display.