By Corey Coolidge The top of the world can be one of the most dark and desolate places on Earth. Deep in the Alaska forests, swamps and mountains lurk wolves and bears, yes, but also strange creatures born of nightmares. Many stories were provided over a hundred years ago by Edward Nelson, an ethnologist looking…
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An Open Palette: A portrait of artist Jim Gleason
Story by Logan Harrison Photos by Dikeos Foudeas Jim Gleason didn’t come to the door the second time I visited his Talkeetna home. His wife, Beverly, let me in and pointed toward the stairs that lead to his studio. I went up and there was Jim, working away on a new piece in his little…
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49th in Fashion
Once voted the worst dressed state in the nation by Travel + Leisure, Alaska does a great job of living up to that title as comfortable clothing and outdoorsy accessories dominate everyone’s closets. The pops of color, bright labels, stylish boots and excited attitudes of Jordan Keosodsay, Daija Sypakanphay and Jovelle Emperador looked out of…
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