Ronald Spatz co-founded Alaska Quarterly Review in 1980 and has guided it to be one of the nation's most respected literary magazines. In 1980 English professor Ronald Spatz and philosophy ...

I strongly believe visual art is one of the strongest statements a community can make to show its values, and we are grateful to continue growing our collection.” With more installations planned ...

BLOWING ROCK — A new exhibition entitled “Considerations: An Installation by Sarah Vaughn” will open at the Blowing Rock Art & History Museum (BRAHM) on Feb. 15, and will be on view in the Museum’s ...

A New York City-based artist has been selected to showcase their art at the soon-to-open JFK Terminal 6 (T6). Jane Dickson has been selected as the 19th artist to have their art displayed at JFK ...

Eastman goes into depth about the challenges faced in the legislature, his stance on At Alaska Watchman we definitely have certain beliefs and concerns, which guide what we find newsworthy and how we ...

A unique art installation made from recycled materials will go on display in Bridgwater. The installation, titled Martyrdom of the Ten Thousand, is the work of acclaimed artist Fiona Campbell and is ...

Where else can you score a pair of designer snow pants and a life-size cardboard cutout of Sarah Palin in the same shopping trip ... This thrift store’s local art section. It’s like an Alaskan gallery ...

A new art installation has been unveiled on the underpass at Aldershot railway station. The project was created by Brianna Chartrand who is a graduate from the University for Creative Arts and is a ...

The store’s facade might not win any architectural awards, but don’t let that fool you. Inside, it’s a wonderland of possibilities. From vintage Alaskan art that could either be a priceless find or ...

Emily Davies covers the federal government's impact on the D.C. area. Send her secure tips on Signal at 202-412-9091. Education: Brown University, B.A. Emily Davies is a reporter covering the ...

Noah Brown was front and center while Alaskan Bush People aired on Discovery Channel from 2014 to 2022, so it makes sense that viewers are still invested in his life. To appease those viewers ...