ARTISTS & ORGANIZATIONS Homer is renowned as a cultural center. Theater, film, painting, sculpting, music, performance, and writing are all part of the local arts community in and around Kachemak Bay. In addition to galleries and performances, classes and workshops range from theater and dance to writing and visual arts. Kachemak Bay is home to many fine artists. You’ll find paintings in oil, watercolor, and even octopus ink, along with creations from clay, fiber, beads, paper, and glass. Several galleries feature Alaska Native art, including carved whalebone and masks. Be sure to visit the local galleries in Homer and around Kachemak Bay. Located in Homer’s largest historic building c. 1937, Bunnell Street Arts Center’s mission is to spark artistic inquiry, innovation and equity to strengthen the physical, social, and economic fabric of Alaska. Established in 1991, Bunnell sparks creative exchange for people of all ages through innovative art programs of the highest caliber including Artist in Residence, Artist in Schools, Exhibitions, and Performances. The Homer Council on the Arts is a focal point for the arts in the Kachemak Bay area with the mission to provide opportunities for everyone to experience and participate in the arts, HCOA provides Artist and Concert Promotion, Arts Education, Arts Advocacy, and Creative and Performance Opportunities. First Friday art show openings at the local galleries are a must-do if you are in Homer on the first Friday of the month. Walk to the various galleries to meet the artists and learn more about the new exhibitions. Most galleries include refreshments for visitors to enjoy. INSPIRE HERE 61 inspire here the arts
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