Katie Ione Craney
@katieionecraney.bsky.social
artist reader tinkerer
Arctic & Northern Studies MA student at University of Alaska-Fairbanks
www.katieionecraney.com
Arctic & Northern Studies MA student at University of Alaska-Fairbanks
www.katieionecraney.com
How do blueberries listen and respond to changes in the land?
Inspired by Dr. Janelle Baker and her research on how berries “act as semiotic agents who listen to how you speak about and to them, and respond accordingly.”
Look for ‘ghost berries’ in the Alaska Triennial at the Anchorage Museum!
Inspired by Dr. Janelle Baker and her research on how berries “act as semiotic agents who listen to how you speak about and to them, and respond accordingly.”
Look for ‘ghost berries’ in the Alaska Triennial at the Anchorage Museum!
February 8, 2025 at 10:03 PM
How do blueberries listen and respond to changes in the land?
Inspired by Dr. Janelle Baker and her research on how berries “act as semiotic agents who listen to how you speak about and to them, and respond accordingly.”
Look for ‘ghost berries’ in the Alaska Triennial at the Anchorage Museum!
Inspired by Dr. Janelle Baker and her research on how berries “act as semiotic agents who listen to how you speak about and to them, and respond accordingly.”
Look for ‘ghost berries’ in the Alaska Triennial at the Anchorage Museum!
How do you feel comfort or discomfort in Northern locales? How do you respond to or think of dis/comfort through your identity or worldview? What sensory components communicate dis/comfort? Does dis/comfort influence how you imagine or understand ice, climate change, or the Circumpolar North?
January 27, 2025 at 9:11 PM
How do you feel comfort or discomfort in Northern locales? How do you respond to or think of dis/comfort through your identity or worldview? What sensory components communicate dis/comfort? Does dis/comfort influence how you imagine or understand ice, climate change, or the Circumpolar North?