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    • The Art of the North galleries in the museum’s Rasmuson Wing present the museum’s art collection from the perspectives of American art and an international North.

    Paintings, sculpture, photography, video and other media offer varied perceptions of the Northern landscape and wilderness through historical and contemporary depictions of both land and people.

     

    These galleries offer a compelling narrative for the North. Presented are documentary works from expedition artists, along with Romantic landscapes by 19th and 20th century painters, and works by contemporary artists for whom the North is a place in transition, at risk and altered by humankind, with emphasis on Indigenous perspectives of land, language and landscape.

    The Rasmuson Wing expands the amount of space dedicated to the museum’s collection from 3,000 to 25,000-square-feet. Combined, these spaces put on view approximately 200 works from the permanent collection.

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    Anchorage Museum collection

    Muir Glacier

    Thomas Hill
    Oil on canvas, 1889.

    Muir Glacier

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    Oscar Avellaneda-Cruz

    Art of the North galleries

    Art of the North galleries in the museum's new wing

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    Kevin G. Smith photography

    Art of the North

    Art of the North galleries in the museum's new wing

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    Oscar Avellaneda-Cruz

    Art of the North Galleries (1)

    The Art of the North galleries in the museum’s new wing present the museum’s art collection from the perspectives of American art and an international North.

    Paintings, sculpture, photography, video and other media offer varied perceptions of the Northern landscape and wilderness through historical and contemporary depictions of both land and people.

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    Kevin G. Smith

    Art of the North Galleries (2)

    The Art of the North galleries in the museum’s new wing present the museum’s art collection from the perspectives of American art and an international North.

    Paintings, sculpture, photography, video and other media offer varied perceptions of the Northern landscape and wilderness through historical and contemporary depictions of both land and people.

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    Oscar Avellaneda-Cruz

    Art of the North Galleries (3)

    The Art of the North galleries in the museum’s new wing present the museum’s art collection from the perspectives of American art and an international North.

    Paintings, sculpture, photography, video and other media offer varied perceptions of the Northern landscape and wilderness through historical and contemporary depictions of both land and people.