Come to know the true North
On view Mar 01, 2019 — Sep 08, 2019
Representing the Yup’ik windmaker spirit, Tumaneq, and created in the early 1900s, the four dance masks in this exhibition are together for the first time in more than a century.
On view Jun 07, 2019 — Sep 29, 2019
Explore the enduring mystery behind Sir John Franklin’s tragic expedition. Through historical artifacts and Inuit oral history, this groundbreaking exhibition provides the most comprehensive account to date of Franklin’s final voyage.
François Étienne Musin, HMS Erebus in the Ice
On view May 03, 2019 — Oct 13, 2019
Experience the Arctic and Arctic research through immersive experiences.
Providing context for the PBS Kids series Molly of Denali, the first nationally distributed children’s TV series in the U.S. featuring an Alaska Native lead character, this exhibition presents brief historical overview of how Indigenous people have been represented in media throughout the 20th century.
On view Feb 22, 2019 — Jan 12, 2020
Shifts in innovation, technology, and the North’s physical and cultural landscape flavor the changing story of food culture in Alaska, as told in this exhibition through films, objects, art installations, ephemera — and food.
Image by Brian Kimmel
On view May 03, 2019 — Jan 19, 2020
Celebrate salmon culture in Alaska in its many forms, from commercial, subsistence and sport fishing to processing, preserving and eating through a mutli-media exhibition presented in conjunction with The Salmon Project.
