Alaska - art galleries and museums - Directory

Art in America, Annual, 1999

ANCHORAGE

1023. Anchorage Museum of
History and Art
121 W Seventh Ave 99501
(907) 343-4326, fax (907) 343-6149
Jun-Aug: daily 9-6; Sep-May: Tue-Sat 10-6, Sun 1-5
Dir: Patricia B. Wolf
Alaskan art and artifacts of all periods,
archeological, ethnological, historic, and
contemporary; photograph archive. M

1024. Artique Ltd.
314G St 99501
(907) 277-1663, fax (907) 272-2024
Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 12-5
Dir: Tennys Owens
Artists of Alaska, other parts of the United
States, and Canada. G/P/C

Artists exhibited: Byron Birdsall, Yasu Eguchi,
Susan Pennewell Ellis, Christine Fortner, Steven
Gordon, Sharon Hults, Barbara Lavallee, Susan
Lindsay, Fred Machetanz, Judi Rideout, Jon
Van Zyle, Marianne Wieland

1025. Decker/Morris Gallery
621 W 6th Ave 99501
(907) 272-1489 G

Artists exhibited: Alvin Amason, Carol Bryner,
Don Decker, Julie Decker, John Hoover, Garry
Kaulitz, Kay Marshall, Garry Mealor, Don Mohr,
Richard Murphy, Jeff Patrick, Sheila Wyne

1026. International Gallery
of Contemporary Art
625 W Fifth Ave 99501
(907) 258-0307
Alternative space with exhibitions changing
monthly, featuring local, national, and international
contemporary art. N

FAIRBANKS

1027. University of Alaska Museum
PO Box 756960 99775-6960
(907) 474-7505, fax (907) 474-5469
Mon-Fri 9.5, Sat-Sun 12-5; May, Sep: daily 9.5;
June-Aug: daily 9-7
Dir: Aldona Jonaitis
Five galleries featuring cultural and natural
history from all of Alaska's regions. Fine art
photography, Native art; regional painting,
prints, and sculpture. E-mail: ffaj@aurora.
alaska.edu; Web site: www.uaf.alaska.
edu/museum/ M/U

Artists exhibited: Ansel Adams, George
Ahgupuk, Alvin Amason, Henry Wood Elliott,
Claire Fejes, E.J. Fitzgerald, C. Rusty Heurlin,
Sydney Laurence, Fred Machetanz, Charles
Mason, David Mollett, Kes Woodward

HOMER

1028. Bunnell Street Gallery
106 W Bunnell, Suite A 99603
(907) 235-2662
Jun-Aug: daily 10-6; Sep-May: daily 11-5
Dir: Asia Freeman
Contemporary originals; ceramics, fiber, jewelry,
painting, photography, and sculpture. Installation
and theme exhibitions. E-mail: bunnell@xyz.net;
Web site: www.bunnell@xxyz.net N

Artists exhibited: Annette Bellamy, Linda Brady
Farr, Susan Bremner, Alex Combs, Graham
Dane, Karla Freeman, Leslie MacInnes,
Deborah Porter, Susan Schapira, Kathy Smith,
Gordon Terpening, Deborah Tharp

JUNEAU

1029. Alaska State Museum
395 Whittier 99801
(907) 465-2901
Winter: Tue-Sat 10-4; Summer: Mon-Sun 9-6
Dir: Bruce Kato
Alaskan history; Alaskan native cultures:
Eskimo, Aleut, Athabaskan, Northwest Coast art
and art/facts; Alaskan fine art. M

Artists exhibited: Katherine Delaney Abrams,
George Ahgupuk, Lockwood de Forest, Henry
Wood Elliott, William Ellis, Nathan Jackson,
Rockwell Kent, Sydney Laurence, Kivetoruk
Moses, Henry Varnum Poor, Theodore
Richardson, James Everett Stuart

SITKA

1030. Sheldon Jackson Museum
104 College Dr 99835
(907) 747-8981, fax (907) 747-3004
Sep 16-May 15: Tue-Sat 10-4; Summer: daily 9-5
Alaska ethnographic materials: Eskimo masks,
ivory carving, Northwest Coastal spruce root
and cedar bark baskets, Eskimo grass baskets,
Eskimo hunting implements. E-mail:
bruce_kato@educ.state.ak, us; Web site: www.educ.
state.ak.us/lam/museum/home.html M

The Guide is a comprehensive alphabetical listing, arranged by state and city, of U.S. museums, galleries, university galleries, non-profit exhibition spaces, corporate consultants, private dealers and print dealers.

Included are addresses, phone numbers, business hours, names of directors and a short description of the type of art shown.

Institutions are categorized by the following designations: G (gallery), M (museum), U (university gallery), N (non-profit exhibition space), C (corporate consultant), D (private dealer), P (print dealer). Artists exhibited at each location are listed; artists with upcoming one-person exhibitions are grouped together at the end of the listing. Each institution is assigned a key number, used for cross-referencing in all indexes.

Listings for businesses and institutions advertising in The Guide are in boldface.3