Teaching artist Julian Bozeman facilitated indigo dyeing for an all-ages workshop. Participants tried their hand at “shibori”, and learned that the word shibori comes from the Japanese verb shiboru ["to wring, squeeze, and press"]. Choices in technique included tying, knotting, bunching, or binding to secure the fabric, and then dyeing it to create patterns.

Sarah worked with the City Council of Juneau to design a 5-panel mosaic to hang on the otherwise blank retaining wall at Capital Park. Prior to this project, no public art adorned Capital Park, which is in the heart of the capital city of Alaska. Sarah invited K-6 students of Juneau Community Charter School to partiopate inthe creation of the mosaic, as the park is a place they frequently visit. The imagery highlights the surrounding mountains & landscape of the Tongass National Forest.

Awarded a Percent for Art project, Sarah painted an 18 x 19 ft mural in the covered basketball court at the The Zach Gordon Youth Center. The youth center is a free, drop-in facility for youth of all ages in the capital of Alaska, so with this in mind, opportunities for youth of all ages to add their part to the mural was integrated into the process. The mural features a raven, which is a commonly seen bird in Juneau and also a culturally important bird to Alaska's Native people.

Artists Julian Bozeman & John Crowe lead a workshop for ages 13-adult on basics of working with analog & digital video tools to include cameras, video mixers, video processors, CRT displays systems, & projectors. Participants explored working collaboratively with video feedback. The multiple stations of equipment were chained together in a loop, so participants’ individual experiments impacted & responded to imagery created by other participants around the room in real time.

Sarah led Juneau teens in collaboration with AWARE’s prevention team in creating a place-based mural series entitled ‘I Choose Respect’ depicting the local bridge, a fishing boat, raven, downtown, the Mendenhall Glacier, & the mountains! The mural has words & actions written by Juneau community members of all ages during workshops at the Univ. of AK & the Juneau Arts & Humanities council. Pictured: The hanging at KTOO public radio station in downtown Juneau.

In response to the overnight shutdown, Sarah & Julian launched an online 84-session project. Each week, more than 80 artists, ages 3-72, tuned in from AK, CA, FL, GA, HI, MA, MT, NY, PR, & SC. They learned drawing techniques, & shared a journal entry by answering the weekly 'Dialogue Time Question’ for the “Drawings & Thoughts” journal video, helping them feel less alone in an otherwise isolating time.