Kathy Kysar's Handcrafted Works Featured in Palmer Museum Exhibition
The Palmer Museum presents Kathy Kysar, an artist based in rural Alaska who creates handmade items under the label Crooked Cabin. Kysar began her practice in 2016 from an off-grid cabin near the Unalakleet River, producing goods using traditional methods and selling them locally and online. In 2019, she relocated to Sutton, Alaska, where she continues her craft. Her exhibition at the museum opened on May 27, 2022, showcasing her handmade pieces that reflect a self-sufficient lifestyle.
Key facts
- Kathy Kysar is featured as Artist of the Week by the Palmer Museum
- Her exhibition opened on May 27, 2022
- She operates under the name Crooked Cabin, started in 2016
- Originally worked from an off-grid cabin near the Unalakleet River in Alaska
- Relocated to Sutton, Alaska in late 2019
- Creates handmade items using traditional methods
Entities
Artists
- Kathy Kysar
Institutions
- Palmer Museum
Locations
- Alaska
- Unalakleet River
- Sutton
- Bering Sea