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Friday, May 5, 4:30-7 pm
Panel discussion 6:30 pm
Visceral: Verity, Legacy, Identity, the full group of three interrelated exhibitions, co-curated by artist Sonya Kelliher-Combs, explores contemporary and historical Alaska Native issues and spotlights gut as a conduit for Indigenous voices.
Co-curator and artist Sonya Kelliher-Combs, co-curator and conservator Dr. Ellen Carrlee, and anthropologist Dr. Sven Haakanson, Jr. will participate in a panel discussion.
Saturday, May 6, 10 am–4 pm (outdoors) Sunday, May 7, 10 am–2 pm (indoors)
Intestine is the natural, indigenous version of plastics like Gore-Tex. It's been used for centuries to make raincoats, hats, windows, drums, sails, canteens, and more.
Learn how to process bear gut in this free all-ages program. On Saturday, we’ll clean and scrape intestine. The first two hours will be targeted for youth. On Sunday, help test for holes, inflate, and hang the intestine in the exhibit gallery. Drop-in participation is welcome throughout.
This program is partially funded by the citizens of the City and Borough of Juneau through sales tax revenues and is sponsored by the Friends of the Alaska State Library, Archives, and Museum.
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Fr. Andrew P. Kashevaroff Bldg (APK)
395 Whittier St, Juneau
(907) 465-4837
Alaska State Museum
(907) 465-2901
Monday, 1-4:30 pm
Tuesday-Sunday, 9 am-4:30 pm
$14 adults, $13 seniors (65+)
Free: Age 18 and younger
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