09/01/2026
Friends of Sheldon Jackson Museum and Sheldon Jackson Museum are pleased to welcome Alaska Native artist-in-residence Larissa Kramer (Sugpiaq). Kramer is a model boat builder and jeweler who work with botanicals, resin, and fish skin. She will be in residence until the end of the day Sept. 11th.
Kramer is based in Anchorage but spent her youngest summers in the village of Pilot Point. She loves making little crafts and always has a project with her to work on. She works with master artist and culture bearer June Pardue. Pardue, also a former artist in residence at Sheldon Jackson Museum, has had a major impact on Kramer’s development as an artist and person and continues to inspire and influence her today.
Kramer will give an artist talk entitled “Alaska Native Art & Cultural History” this Thursday, Sept. 3rd at 12pm AKT at Sheldon Jackson Museum and simultaneously on zoom.
The Alaska Native Artist Residency Program is made possible with support of the National Endowment for the Arts, Friends of Sheldon Jackson Museum, and Alaska Airlines.
Thank you for being here, Larissa!!!