Chickens might be more accurately described as livestock, but people do become attached.
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Centuries later, a Tlingit artist’s work still inspires woodcarvers — and entices private collectors
A rattle attributed to woodcarver Kadjisdu.axch, who lived 200 years ago in a village near modern-day Wrangell, recently sold at auction for $504,500. The Tlingit artist influences carvers in Southeast Alaska to this day.
Sealaska Heritage Institute begins move into Walter Soboleff Center
COO Lee Kadinger hopes Sealaska Heritage Institute will be relocated by the end of January. The grand opening of the Walter Soboleff Center is May 15.
Traditional art meets novelty at Public Market
Mary Anne Wick crafts jewelry from porcupine quills. She had one of 155 booths at last weekend’s Public Market, which drew artists and vendors from all over Alaska.