Thorey Munro's guest appearances

Thorey Munro

Artist Talks @ Bunnell

Michael Walsh

Tim Easton

Amy Meissner

Eowyn Ivey

Scott McDonald

Tamara Wilson

Richard Perry

Steven Godfrey

Emily Johnson

Lou Freeman

Michael Conti

Nathan Hall

Kat Moore

Nathan Shafer

Sara Tabbert

OwlTail

Argent Kvasnikoff

How can land acknowledgment spark other ways of knowing, being and listening into action? Board members of Bunnell and artists, Argent Kvasnikoff of Ninilchik Village Tribe, and Thorey Munro from Homer, discuss the significance of language, materials, space and time in land acknowledgment.  more.

How can land acknowledgment spark other ways of knowing, being and listening into action? Board members of Bunnell and artists, Argent Kvasnikoff of Ninilchik Village Tribe, and Thorey Munro from Homer, discuss the significance of language, materials, space and time in land acknowledgment.  <a href="https://www.bunnellarts.org/inspiration-and-adaptation/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">more.</a>

April 9, 2021- Inspiration and Adaptation: Land acknowledgment with Argent Kvasnikoff and Thorey Munro

Catie Bursch

May 28, 2020, featured Catie Bursch, Amber Webb and Thorey Munro. These artists have all lived and worked along Bristol Bay for many years. Catie Bursch intertwines art, science and commercial fishing on a daily basis. She has fished in Bristol Bay for the past 30 years where she and Tom raised their two girls in the summer. She just finished a fellowship with Alaska Salmon Fellows exploring salmon sustainability, equitability and the Alaska Salmon/People system. Amber Webb is an artist &amp; activist from Dillingham, Alaska of Yup’ik and Unangan heritage. She received a Rasmuson Individual Artist Award and a Project Award. Amber explores pictorial Yup’ik storytelling to tell contemporary stories of oppression and resilience. Thorey Munro spends her winters in Homer, Alaska and her summers salmon fishing on the Egegik River in Bristol Bay. She recently completed a masters degree in architecture and had an exhibit, May 2020, at the Bunnell Street Arts Center. more.

May 28, 2020, featured Catie Bursch, Amber Webb and Thorey Munro. These artists have all lived and worked along Bristol Bay for many years. Catie Bursch intertwines art, science and commercial fishing on a daily basis. She has fished in Bristol Bay for the past 30 years where she and Tom raised their two girls in the summer. She just finished a fellowship with Alaska Salmon Fellows exploring salmon sustainability, equitability and the Alaska Salmon/People system. Amber Webb is an artist &amp; activist from Dillingham, Alaska of Yup’ik and Unangan heritage. She received a Rasmuson Individual Artist Award and a Project Award. Amber explores pictorial Yup’ik storytelling to tell contemporary stories of oppression and resilience. Thorey Munro spends her winters in Homer, Alaska and her summers salmon fishing on the Egegik River in Bristol Bay. She recently completed a masters degree in architecture and had an exhibit, May 2020, at the Bunnell Street Arts Center. <a href="https://www.bunnellarts.org/inspiration-in-isolation/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">more.</a>

May 28, 2020- Inspiration in Isolation w/ Catie Bursch, Amber Webb & Thorey Munro