Ivory: A Continuation of Alaska Native Culture, featuring Yup'ik Ivory Artist Bailey McCallson

Ivory: A Continuation of Alaska Native Culture, featuring Yup'ik Ivory Artist Bailey McCallson

For Bailey McCallson, carving ivory like his ancestors did connects him to his culture. The Yup’ik culture of his home in Bethel, Alaska relies heavily on the subsistence use of walrus. “We use everything. Nothing goes to waste.” Find out what this self-taught artist creates with these magnificent walrus tusks.
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