Plan your Visit

Jan 22 - Contemporary Native Art Celebration

Visual art, performing art, and literary art, engaging storytelling and dramatic presentations.

Alaska Native Heritage Center, Saturday, January 22, 2011 
10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Admission - Donation recommended
 

Performances by:
Bunny Swan
A member of the Kenaitze Indian Tribe, Bunny is a proud culture bearer of her Dena’ina Athabascan heritage. It is from these deep cultural and natural roots that Bunny draws upon for inspiration in the many expressions of her award winning art.

Alaska Native Dance Groups

Contemporary Alaska Native visual artists-
Allie High - Tsimshian prints
Charlie Pardue - Athabascan
Robert McMullen - Alutiiq wood carving
Moses Wassilie - Yup'ik 
Holly Nordlum - Inupiaq prints
Alvin Amason -  Alutiiq paintings and carvings

Storytellers-  Jack Dalton Information here 

Gathering Place Schedule

10:30 Athabascan Dance
 
11:00 Student Playwright:  Readings
 
11:30 Jack Dalton Storytelling

12:00 Athabascan Dance
 
12:30 Bunny Swan
 
1:30 Student Playwright:  Readings
 
2:00 Qug'yuq - The Swan
 
2:30 Jack Dalton Storytelling
 
3:00 Athabascan Dance
 
3:30 Bunny Swan
 
 4:15 Student Playwright:  Readings
 

 Schedule in the Theater

 10:00 Dance in Pursuit of Dreams - film

10:30  Beyond Boundries/ECHOES - film
 
11:00  Holly Nordlum     Art Exhibit and Presentation
 
12:00  Charlie Pardue     Art Exhibit and Presentation
 
1:00    Allie High          Art Exhibit and Presentation
 
2:00    Robert McMullen        Art Exhibit and Presentation
 
3:00    Alvin Amason     Art Exhibit and Presentation
 
4:00    Beyond Boundries/ECHOES  - film
 
4:30     Dance in Pursuit of Dreams -  film

Bunny Swan

Allie High, artist