Mellisa Maktuayaq Johnson is an Iñupiaq Alaska Native artist whose work reflects a deep connection to culture, land, and community. To comply with the Marine Mammal Protection Act, registrants must bring proof of tribal enrollment.
Through this workshop, participants will create beaded red dress earrings honoring missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and two-spirit relatives while learning beadwork skills and the cultural importance of raising awareness in our communities. This workshop is supported in part by the Alaska Native Art Foundation and in partnership with the MMIWG2S Alaska Working Group.
$10; Registration required. Scholarships available, email programs@anchoragemuseum.org to inquire.