Juneau Arts & Humanities Gallery
OPEN: Mon/Tue/Wed 9 - 5, Thur/Fri 9 - 6, Sat noon - 4
 Exhibits open on the First Friday of the month and close the weekend prior to the next First Friday.
 
Artist looking for a place to exhibit?
The Franklin Gallery at the Westmark Baranof Hotel, downtown, is looking for artists to showcase their work in its space.
Contact Steve Hamilton at 463-6230 for more information.
 


   
First Friday
Join us each first Friday afternoon of the month
4:30 - 7:00 pm
at the opening of each new exhibit.
Sales of all art purchased in the gallery benefit Juneau artists.
Watch for First Friday Flags marking galleries all around town offering exhibits!  
Monthly First Friday Guide
2008-09 Gallery Exhibits
September 2008:
Karen Suderman
sponsored by John & Charlotte Robertson
 
October 2008:
"Sketches in Light" by Teri Tibbett & Marilyn Holmes
sponsored by Janice Hurley
 
November 2008:
Plein Rein
sponsored by Annie Calkins & David Hunsaker
 
December 2008:
Colette Oliver & Doris Alcorn
 
January 2009:
Barbara Kelly
 
February 2009:
4 Glass Studios
 
March 2009:
Ellen Anderson
sponsored by Patricia Hull
 
April 2009:
UAS Student Juried Art Show
sponsored by Mary Pat Wyatt & Paul Voelckers
 
May 2009:
Sharron Lobaugh
sponsored by Jerry Adams
 
June 2009:
JAHC Juried Art Show
 
July 2009:
Sara Tabbert
 
August 2009:
Jane Terry & Fumi Matsumoto
Exhibiting in the Gallery
Applications due April 15
JAHC Gallery in July: Sara Tabbert
Opening Reception, July 3, 4:30 - 7 p.m.
The exhibit will run through July

Sara Tabbert is exhibiting woodcut prints, relief carved panels, and printed collages at the Juneau Arts and Humanities Council Gallery from June 3 through July 4, 2009.  The exhibit, titled “Cut and Color” presents work from the last two years.

 
"Lichen Study", a three panel set of relief carved yellow cedar, by Sara Tabbert

Tabbert moved back to her hometown of Fairbanks nine years ago, and works out of her new studio in Goldstream Valley.  She holds an MFA in printmaking from the University of Nebraska, and has exhibited actively in Alaska as well as outside of the state.  She has completed several public art projects for the state’s 1% for art program and Fort Wainwright, and is currently working on a series of carved panels for the Mat/Su Junior-Senior high school.

 
"Drift", a color woodcut print, by Sara Tabbert

This past December, Tabbert exhibited in the solo artist series at the Anchorage Museum.  Her work will be shown this summer in Fairbanks and Juneau, and a new set of prints go on exhibit at the Cullom Gallery in Seattle this coming November. 




 
 
 

 

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