This week’s Dream Band show was advertised as a fundraiser for the ACLU of Alaska, but the band canceled after Juneau Jazz and Classics raised concerns.
Arts & Culture
‘These Birds’ relies on real-life Juneau stories of death and dying
Playwright Merry Ellefson said it was a profound journey interviewing people for the play. Though death can be a somber topic, she said there’s so much life in connecting through stories.
Two Alaska storytellers will speak to the American dream as The Moth’s Mainstage tour kicks off in Anchorage
The Moth brings ‘American Dreams’ to Anchorage, featuring Alaska storytellers Na Mee and Polly Napiq Andrews.
Budding Juneau muralists learn the ins and outs of public art through new workshop
Murals will soon adorn the Marine View parking garage near the cruise ship docks as part of a project that teaches artists about the legal and creative sides of mural making.
A University of Alaska Fairbanks student is out on bail after tearing up and eating another student’s AI-generated art
Lizzy Hahn, the student journalist who broke the viral story, says the incident is shaping culture and policy around the use of AI on campus.
Juneau weaver receives national fellowship with $50,000 attached
United States Artists partners with foundations and philanthropists to support artists and cultural practitioners of all disciplines.