Press Room
Welcome to the Anchorage Museum’s online Press Office. Members of the media may view and download information for current and upcoming exhibitions and programs, access the press release archive, and download high-resolution images and video.
Media Contacts
Hank Davis
Communications Manager
907-929-9267
hdavis@anchoragemuseum.org
Leroy Polk
Communications Manager
907-929-9231
lpolk@anchoragemuseum.org
Zakiya McCummings
Communications Manager
907-929-9227
zmccummings@anchoragemuseum.org
Programs & Exhibitions
Filming Guidelines + Request Form
Filming at the Anchorage Museum is a courtesy that may be extended to projects that contribute to the museum’s mission. These may include educational documentaries, news crews and news productions, or projects that feature or promote the Anchorage Museum and are reviewed and approved by the Marketing and Public Relations or Facility Rental Department.
Commercial filming requests, including requests to use the museum as a "backdrop" for interviews unrelated to the museum, are not a museum priority. Commercial projects include advertising for a third-party product, annual report for a third-party company, movie productions, television productions, etc. Commercial projects require a facility rental contract and will be charged a fee. All filming requests must be received a minimum of 10 business days in advance for consideration.
B-roll of the museum is available to qualified members of the media.
Visit the museum Filming Guidelines & Requests Form for more information.
Updates
JAN-FEB 2025
Alaska Triennial 2025 opens Feb. 7
The 2025 Alaska Triennial invites artists from across the state to share recently created work. This open call reveals not only the depth and breadth of artistic practice in Alaska but also the mastery of a wide range of mediums—from intricate beadwork to graphite, encaustic, ceramic, printmaking, woodworking, and textiles. Through a blind selection process, 47 artists were selected from a pool of 222 applicants. Works featured in the 2025 Alaska Triennial invite visitors to see Alaska through the eyes of its artists: a place where people, land, and possibility remain deeply and inextricably connected. The 2025 Alaska Triennial is juried by Mary Bradshaw, Curator and Director of Visual Arts at the Yukon Arts Centre (Whitehorse, YT, Canada). The Alaska Triennial has been organized by the Anchorage Museum under various titles and forms for more than three decades as a way to celebrate place through the lens of contemporary art and encourage the creation of new works by Alaska artists in a variety of media.
In the News
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October 2024
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September 2024
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August 2024
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July 2024
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