Alison Bremner
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Telling contemporary Indigenous stories through traditional formline design. Bremner is a Tlingit artist born and raised in Southeast Alaska. Bremner is believed to be the first Tlingit woman to carve and raise a totem pole. Boxley and David A. Boxley in Kingston, Washington. Painting, woodcarving, regalia and digital collage are a few of the mediums the artist employs. In addition to her contempo
05/06/2026
A favorite of mine now at
Titled “…” after the texting bubbles. An in-between space, where the watching eyes of day are gone and she is free to reemerge in the night
Wallpaper collage + acrylic paint
A spring project 🌸
One of my goals for spring/summer has been to stop and enjoy the season changing - to stop and spend time with things I find beautiful instead of passing them by.
04/01/2026
Gold + white press-on nail set!
One of my favorite things about the gold is it’s so reflective that the first thing you see is the shine - then the light changes and you see all the detail ✨
04/01/2026
I can’t think of a caption because I’m sitting here with these so grateful to be able to do this. I’m grateful for my teachers for taking the time to show me formline. I’m grateful for my parents for raising an artist. And so much more beyond that. Years of history into small yet mighty pieces for modern day.
11/02/2025
I am an apppettiite. Nothing morrrre 🧛🏼♀️
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