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Sarah Manriquez Photography • Fine Art Portrait Photographer • Documentary • Photojournalism • Fairbanks, Alaska •

20/06/2025
With a rising number of artists vying for a limited number of galleries and grants, arts professionals are pivoting to c...
29/05/2024

With a rising number of artists vying for a limited number of galleries and grants, arts professionals are pivoting to careers as coaches. But can they help people profit from their talents?

I’m going to be on TV tonight!! In celebration of 10 years of Dark Winter Nights: True Stories from Alaska, KUAC is airi...
14/04/2024

I’m going to be on TV tonight!! In celebration of 10 years of Dark Winter Nights: True Stories from Alaska, KUAC is airing some of the stories they have had on their show! A new episode will air every Saturday of the month at 8pm AKST and will continue through May 3rd show! Tonight, fellow story teller, Melissa Buchta (2014) and I will be on TV for the second episode of the series! Tune in if you're available.

The call for Rarefied Light 2024 is now open - don’t forget to enter your best work in Alaska’s largest touring juried p...
05/04/2024

The call for Rarefied Light 2024 is now open - don’t forget to enter your best work in Alaska’s largest touring juried photographic exhibition. June 4th is the deadline, but why not apply now before you get caught up in the annual thaw? With the days getting longer and the temps starting to climb, it’s easy to get too busy to apply in May or June - get it done now!

https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=13178

Over the next few months, we’ll be featuring work from the 2023 Rarefied Light exhibition - today we’re sharing 2023’s Honorable Mention - “Sled Dog Crossing” by ( )Loren Holmes!

Don’t forget to sign up for the upcoming artist workshop by this year’s juror, Aline Smithson ( )! Details can be found on our website through at the following link:

http://akphotocenter.org/2024-rarefied-light-juror-lecture-workshop/

What do you do when one of the most famous tutus in the world needs a glow up? Just ask The Met's Glenn Petersen, Conser...
19/12/2023

What do you do when one of the most famous tutus in the world needs a glow up? Just ask The Met's Glenn Petersen, Conservator at The Costume Institute who worked to update the real cloth tutu on Degas' beloved sculpture “The Little Fourteen-Year-old Dancer”

This video gives such a niche and unique insight, definitely give it a watch!

Fun Fact: Degas's original sculpture was made of many unorthodox materials, including tinted beeswax, a human-hair wig, a cotton bodice, linen ballet slippers, and tarlatan tutu.
Curators at The Met have replaced the fabric skirt at least three times in the past to tackle deterioration or just plain dissatisfaction with its appearance.

483.1K likes, 3239 comments. “What do you do when one of the most famous tutus in the world needs a glow up? Just ask The Met's Glenn Petersen, Conservator at The Costume Institute who worked to update the real cloth tutu on Degas' beloved sculpture "The Little Fourteen-Year-Old Dancer." Fun Fact:...

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