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Bunnell Street Arts Center in Homer is currently hosting a Canadian sound artist and radio producer through its residency program. During his stay, the artist will create and broadcast audio collages about the city’s landscapes and the ways people connect with them.
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This month, two Kenai galleries will showcase a combined total of nearly 200 pieces of art, from Kenai Peninsula students and a local photographer. The exhibits provide creators of all ages an opportunity to express themselves through art.
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As local art galleries gear up for next month’s installations, Kenai Peninsula College recently unveiled an art exhibit of its own. The show spotlights a medium not many people know about, which will be on display throughout the rest of the spring semester.
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Two Kenai-based art galleries are gearing up for their newest installations, both centered around nature and wildlife. As part of the city’s newest art tradition, both galleries will host concurrent First Friday events.
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Founded in 2013, the Alaska Rug Company uses recycled fishing line and rope to craft handwoven rugs, doormats, baskets and more. The small business recently relocated to the Kenai Peninsula.
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Professional and amateur muralists alike have joined forces to produce the Kenai Art Center’s newest exhibit. The 4th Annual Mural Show features about twenty returning and first-time muralists.
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A Soldotna brewery will be transformed into a photography showcase this month, with a focus on scenes from the Kenai. For some of the featured photographers, this is the first time they've had their work on view.
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Alex Rydlinski steps away from his role at the Kenai Art Center and introduces Charlotte Coots as the nonprofit's newest executive director. The two talk about their time at the center and what they hope for the art community's future.
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The exhibits' creators joined us on the program this week to talk about what to expect from each show and the common threads that run through them both.
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Seward artist J Leslie is the artist-in-residence at Mountain View Elementary this week.