Chatter Marks Journal & Podcast | The Anchorage Museum

Chatter marks are crescent-shaped gouges chipped out of bedrock by the movement of glaciers. They mark the passage of deep time and call us to consider how our individual and collective histories urge us forward.

Chatter Marks Reveals the Real Alaska, One Voice at A Time

Chatter Marks includes forward-thinking writings and a podcast that explore life in Alaska and the North through a community of creative practitioners and change-makers.

The Anchorage Museum's Chatter Marks project includes printed and virtual journals, essays, and the Chatter Marks podcast hosted by Cody Liska .

A Borderless Museum

UN Live is a “museum without walls” and a global cultural initiative that produces temporary exhibitions, immersive installations, digital projects and live events that can happen anywhere and adapt to different contexts.

How do We Want to Live?

The Futurium is a house of futures and the things that have the power to shape them. Under one roof, foreseeable, conceivable and desirable future concepts are presented, tested and discussed.

Tools for Messy Futures

The Museum of Discovery embraces the idea of imagining multiple futures, but that process involves anticipating where society and nature might be headed based on past and current trends.

Issue 07

The understories of the ground, the language of trees, and the cracks of the soil and rocks, are a meaningful aspect when it comes to climate change where the natural world shouts and sits in silence.

Issue 06

Neighbors: Stories from Anchorage’s Pandemic Years is a collaboration between the Anchorage Museum and the Anchorage Daily News, led by writer and guest curator Julia O’Malley.