The diversity of Alaska’s landscape is mirrored by the extraordinary range of cultures that have adapted to and thrived over the centuries. From the Northwest Coast Native cultures of Southeast Alaska, to the Aleut of the Aleutian Islands, the Yup’ik and Inupiat Eskimos of the North Pacific and Bering Sea to the Athabaskan of Central Alaska, this exhibit will honor these ancient and still vital cultures and their art traditions.
Exhibition Dates:
September 6, 2007 - October 25, 2007Involved Artists:
Edwin Weyiouanna, Raymond Weyiouanna, Richard Olanna, Roy Weyiouanna, Terry Nayokpuk, Phillip Charette, John Hoover, Jim Schoppert, John and Mark Tetpon,
Featured Works
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Jim SchoppertAbstract Portrait Carving, PaintedCedar, Pigments
- 31.25"h
- 11.25"w
- 1.25"d
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Jim SchoppertAbstract Portrait Carving, UnpaintedCedar
- 32.5"h
- 11.25"w
- 1.25"d
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Jim SchoppertAbstract Portrait Carving, UnpaintedCedar
- 33.25"h
- 11.25"w
- 1.25"d
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Jim SchoppertMaskWood, Pigments, FeathersSOLD
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John and Mark TetponSpirit Face Loon MaskBass Wood, Pine Wood, Pigments, Feathers, Fossil Bone
- 28.5"h
- 24"w
- 5.5"d
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John HooverLoon WatcherCedar, Pigments
- 11.5"h
- 15.5"w
- 2.5"d
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John HooverWolf DancersCedar, Pigments
- 32.5"h
- 50.5"w
- 5"d
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John and Mark TetponLarge Flying LoonYellow Cedar, Dyed Turkey Feathers, Black Leather Dye
- 32"h
- 19"w
- 5.5"d
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John and Mark TetponSmall Flying LoonYellow Cedar, Dyed Turkey Feathers, Black Leather Dye
- 22"h
- 15.5"w
- 7"d
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John HooverLidia & Her SwansCedar, Pigments
- 46"h
- 29"w
- 6"d
SOLD