Out North Artists Participate in Kennedy Center’s Arts Across America
Truths that Heat the Arctic: Performances that amplify alternative voices on identity, race, and society
WATCH THE PERFORMANCE LIVE ON FACEBOOK
Friday, Aug. 14 @ 12pm AKST
Jose Isaza/Josie Ana Poosiekat
(He, Him, His/She, Her, Hers)
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Out North is honored and proud to present "Truths that Heat the Arctic: Performances that amplify alternative voices on identity, race, and society” as part of the Kennedy Center’s  Arts Across America, a program in collaboration with Facebook that uplifts artists and showcases art from communities and regions across the country in this time of uncertainty. Artists M.C. MoHagani Magnetek and Jose Isaza/Josie Ana Poosiekat, will debut new performances that promise to be eye-opening, compelling and immersing. The segment will be hosted by Out North’s Board President, Indra Arriaga Delgado. Out North’s segment will stream live nationwide on August 14, 2020 at noon Alaska Time.  Read the press release.
M.C. MoHagani Magnetek (pronounced: emcee mahogany magnetic) 
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Out North advances contemporary art in Anchorage, supports under-
represented voices, and promotes cultural dialogue.
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Día de Muertos en Tiempos de COVID-19 
Día de Muertos es una celebración que ha existido más de 3,000 años, y en 2020, en medio de una pandemia, mientras la democracia cuelga de un hilo, y el mundo pierde su concepto de normalidad: Día de Muertos está vivo y bien. Aunque la celebración será diferente de otros años en Anchorage, su corazón late fuertemente. Latinos de todas las generaciones darán la bienvenida a sus antepasados, y los seres queridos fallecidos el 1 y 2 de noviembre. Este año hemos suspendido la procesión porque la salud de la comunidad es una prioridad. 
Día de Muertos in Times of COVID-19
Día de Muertos is a celebration that has been around more than 3,000 years, and in 2020, amid a pandemic, as democracy hangs by thread, and the world loses its footing on its concept of normality—Día de Muertos is alive and well.  Although the celebration will be different from other years in Anchorage, its heart beats strongly. LatinX of all generations will welcome their ancestors, and departed loved ones on November 1st and 2nd.   This year we have suspended the procession because the health of the community is a priority. 

Apoya al DIA DE MUERTOS :: Support DAY of the Dead 

Get your Día de Muertos mask. These masks are hand made, the fabrics were printed especially for this event and responsibly sourced.  You can also get a kit and paint your own, or buy one that is hand painted by local artists.  We also have a small number of crafts that are also hand made in Mexico: clay skulls and paper coffins.  All proceeds go to pay for exhibition expenses. 
Masks: Handmade, printed patterns: Adults $12, child $10
Mask Painting kits, includes mask, brushes, and paints $20 or $35 for two masks in a kit. There are adult and child sizes
Hand painted masks: $20 adult, $15 Child
Clay Skulls: Small $6.00, Large $8.00
Cardboard Coffins: $5.00

The masks will be for sale at Green Bee Studios on Saturday 10/31 from noon- 6pm. - 2601 Spenard Rd, Anchorage Alaska. 907.952.1959. Text to reserve yours.
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Dia de los Muertos - November 1 & 2, 2019

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Out North Events

Rise of the DJ: How DJ'd Music Took Over the 21st Century
Oct. 18 - 27, 2019

A special exhibit at the Anchorage Museum, in collaboration with the AV Club's "Extracurricular" event.

Día de Muertos / Day of the Dead
Nov. 2, 2018

It's Not Just Black & White

AlaskaWax, Group Exhibit, ​Opening reception
​Oct. 5, 2018