Alaska Resources

An ivory carving entitled "Ayveq (Walrus)" by Ben Pungowiyi, St. Lawrence Island Yupik © 2019
6/21/2021

 

ARTS & CRAFTS

IACB Source Directory of Alaska Native Artists

Alaska Native Handicrafts/Marine Mammals by U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

 

PUBLICATIONS (*to request free copies of these and other IACB publictions, click here)

Sustainable Tradition: The Beauty of the Northern Sea Otter in Alaska Native Art

Alaska Native Ivory

Alaska Native Art 2021

Tips for Buying Alaska Native Arts & Crafts

Alaska Native Artist Resource Workbook

Grant Writing Handbook for Alaska Native Artists & Organizations

 

ORGANIZATIONS  

Alaska State Council on the Arts

The CIRI Foundation

 

CALENDARS

Support Authentic Alaska Native Art - 2023 Calendar

Support Authentic Alaska Native Art - 2022 Calendar

Support Authentic American Indian and Alaska Native Art - 2021 Calendar

Support Authentic Alaska Native Art – 2020 Calendar

 

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