Federal grant · project grant (b)
Koniag, Inc. Will Develop a Comprehensive, Community-informed Plan for a New Set of Alutiiq Heritage Exhibits for Their Museum, the Alutiiq Museum & Archaeological Repository. Project Activities Will Include Working With an Alaskan Exhibit Designer to Engage Community Members in Exhibit Conceptualization; Create a Schematic Design Tied to an Exhibit Style Guide; Develop a Draft Script With Objects, Photos, and Alutiiq Vocabulary; Create a De-installation Plan for the Current Exhibits; Draft a Budget for Design and Fabrication; and Mentor Staff in Exhibit Development. the Process to Develop the Community-informed Exhibit Plan Will Help the Museum Strengthen Relationships With, and Better Understand the Needs of, Its Native Community.
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$94,376
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