2025 Annual Report: Building the Foundation for a Statewide Alaska Native Arts Consortium
2025 was a year of major growth and visibility for the Alaska Native Arts Foundation, marked by the launch of the Alaska Native Arts Directory, expanded artist outreach, and new initiatives that strengthened statewide connections and recognition. In 2026, ANAF will build on this momentum to deepen regional collaboration, expand artists’ participation, and advance an […]
2025 Alaska Native Workshop Series
In 2025 the Alaska Native Arts Foundation partnered with the Anchorage Museum Seed Lab to build an Alaska Native workshop series. Workshops ran from May through November 2025 and included mask carving with David Angaiak (Yup’ik), ladle carving with Eric Hamar (Haida), moosehide medallion beading with Rochelle Adams (Gwich’in), and seal skin bowtie making. Thank you to our project supporters for making these workshops […]
One Night Stand: Indigenous Art Pop-Up
Twenty artists shared their work in the pop-up exhibit “One Night Stand” held October 16, 2025 at the Wild Birch Hotel in Anchorage, Alaska. The exhibition development was led by Drew Michael in collaboration with members of Alaska Native Arts Foundation’s steering committee (Erin Gingrich, Melissa Shaginoff, and Nadia Jackinsky-Sethi). Over 300 guests joined our […]
Alaska Native Arts Foundation Welcomes 2025 With a Statewide Artist Directory
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEAnchorage, AK – January 13, 2025 Contact: Alaska Native Arts Foundation(907) 258-ANAF info@aknativearts.org Anchorage, Alaska—The Alaska Native Arts Foundation (ANAF) proudly announces the upcoming launch of the Alaska Native Arts Directory in 2025. Inspired by the motto ‘Our Art, One Place,’ this initiative will serve as a centralized hub for Alaska Native creatives, encompassing both contemporary […]