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Duke Russell,
Arctic Roadrunner
, 2023. Acrylic on panel. 19 x 25 inches. Collection of the Austin Family.
Everyday Anchorage: Duke Russell and Ward Wells
Opens May 1
Michaela Goade,
Berry Song
(Detail)
Michaela Goade: Song of the Seasons
On view May 1, 2026 - April 11, 2027
Riding a bicycle in Eagle, c. 1986. Digital reproduction from 35mm slide. Kay McFarland Jackson Slides, Anchorage Museum, B2017.029.1670.
AK Grown: Childhood in Alaska
On view May 1, 2026– Feb. 14, 2027
Photo by Brendan Smith, North Pacific Research Board
Arctic Marine Science: Sikuliaq to Shore
Opening May 15
Atomic, Getty Images, Jim Heimann Collection.
Cold War to the Cosmos: Distant Early Warning Signs in the Arctic
On view through September 7, 2026
Pictured left to right: Georgia O’Keeffe, “Winter Road 1,” Mark Rothko, “Untitled,” Nancy Graves, “Consequence"
Modern Masterworks in Alaska
Now on View
Featured
Modern Masterworks in Alaska
Astronomy Day
Museum After Dark: reFASHIONED
Teen Climate Communicators
Chatter Marks Journal & Podcast
Member Events
View More
Current Exhibitions
Jeron Joseph: Sacred Ground
Dena’ina Ełnena
Tricksters and Sourdoughs: Humor and Identity in Alaska
Cold War to the Cosmos: Distant Early Warning Systems and the Arctic
Arctic Sculpture: Ivory Carvings from the Anchorage Museum Collection
View More
Upcoming Exhibitions
Everyday Anchorage: Duke Russell & Ward Wells
Michaela Goade: Song of the Seasons
AK Grown: Childhood in Alaska
The R’s We Revolve Around
Arctic Marine Science: Sikuliaq to Shore
Faux Flora
View More
Stories and Voices
Anchorage Museum Blog
Perspectives, behind-the-scenes happenings, and more
Chatter Marks Journal & Podcast
Creative and critical thinking about the Circumpolar North
Sound Library
Listen to and use soundscape recordings from across Alaska
Museums in a Climate of Change
A collection of future-minded conversations with museum leaders from around the world.
Neighbors: Stories from Anchorage's Pandemic Years
The power of storytelling to heal a community
Dezeen: Frozen Forms
A short film highlighting the work to document and archive the story of the Black experience in Alaska
See Us. Know Us.
A short film highlighting the work to document and archive the story of the Black experience in Alaska
Ear Expansion
Artist LaMont Hamilton hosts a podcast with artists of color working in all aspects of sound
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Duke Russell,
Arctic Roadrunner
, 2023. Acrylic on panel. 19 x 25 inches. Collection of the Austin Family.
Everyday Anchorage: Duke Russell and Ward Wells
Opens May 1
Michaela Goade,
Berry Song
(Detail)
Michaela Goade: Song of the Seasons
On view May 1, 2026 - April 11, 2027
Riding a bicycle in Eagle, c. 1986. Digital reproduction from 35mm slide. Kay McFarland Jackson Slides, Anchorage Museum, B2017.029.1670.
AK Grown: Childhood in Alaska
On view May 1, 2026– Feb. 14, 2027
Photo by Brendan Smith, North Pacific Research Board
Arctic Marine Science: Sikuliaq to Shore
Opening May 15
Atomic, Getty Images, Jim Heimann Collection.
Cold War to the Cosmos: Distant Early Warning Signs in the Arctic
On view through September 7, 2026
Pictured left to right: Georgia O’Keeffe, “Winter Road 1,” Mark Rothko, “Untitled,” Nancy Graves, “Consequence"
Modern Masterworks in Alaska
Now on View
Featured
Modern Masterworks in Alaska
Astronomy Day
Museum After Dark: reFASHIONED
Teen Climate Communicators
Chatter Marks Journal & Podcast
Member Events
View More
Current Exhibitions
Jeron Joseph: Sacred Ground
Dena’ina Ełnena
Tricksters and Sourdoughs: Humor and Identity in Alaska
Cold War to the Cosmos: Distant Early Warning Systems and the Arctic
Arctic Sculpture: Ivory Carvings from the Anchorage Museum Collection
View More
Upcoming Exhibitions
Everyday Anchorage: Duke Russell & Ward Wells
Michaela Goade: Song of the Seasons
AK Grown: Childhood in Alaska
The R’s We Revolve Around
Arctic Marine Science: Sikuliaq to Shore
Faux Flora
View More
Stories and Voices
Anchorage Museum Blog
Perspectives, behind-the-scenes happenings, and more
Chatter Marks Journal & Podcast
Creative and critical thinking about the Circumpolar North
Sound Library
Listen to and use soundscape recordings from across Alaska
Museums in a Climate of Change
A collection of future-minded conversations with museum leaders from around the world.
Neighbors: Stories from Anchorage's Pandemic Years
The power of storytelling to heal a community
Dezeen: Frozen Forms
A short film highlighting the work to document and archive the story of the Black experience in Alaska
See Us. Know Us.
A short film highlighting the work to document and archive the story of the Black experience in Alaska
Ear Expansion
Artist LaMont Hamilton hosts a podcast with artists of color working in all aspects of sound
View More
Join Our Mailing List
Become a Member
Make a Donation
Scroll to top
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View our Privacy Policy.
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All text and images on this site are protected by U.S. and international
copyright laws. All images are the property of the Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center.
Images are made available for limited non-commercial,
educational and personal use only, or for fair use as defined in the United
States copyright laws. No image may be resold or used for any commercial
purpose such as advertisements or promotional items for sale.
Images on the Media Information pages may be used by members of the press to
accompany editorial copy on the Museum and may be published on Web sites or
brochures promoting the Museum as a visitor destination. Users must,
however, cite the author and source of the materials, including name of
artwork, artist's name and photographer credit when available. Citations
should also include source credit to Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center.
Every attempt was made to identify the photographers who photographed the
works of art on this Web site. If a credit has been omitted, please
email us
.
Downloading of these images constitutes agreement to these terms outlined above.