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A wound still bleeding: New exhibit lays bare war and peace in the Southeast The U.S. military’s treatment of the Tlingit has been an unkind one. Dec 8, 2019by Michael S. LockettNewsAlaska NativesLocal NewsMuseum Dig this: Art and science collide in new Ray Troll exhibition Ketchikan artist has been drawing dinos with crayons for 61 years. May 4, 2019by Ben HohenstattNewsAlaskaanimalsHistoryMuseumScience Video State museum wants help finishing ‘fantastically large’ octopus project It’ll take more than eight arms to do this. Feb 22, 2019by Ben HohenstattNewsArts and CultureMuseumVideo Odd museum collection has rhyme and reasonIt’s ekphrastic. Feb 9, 2019by Ben HohenstattNewsArtArts and CultureMuseum
