Juneau Arts & Humanities Gallery
OPEN: Mon/Tue/Wed 9 - 5, Thur/Fri 9 - 6, Sat noon - 4, closed on Sunday during the winter
 Exhibits open on the First Friday of the month and close the weekend prior to the next First Friday.
 


   
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
2009-10 Gallery Exhibits

September 2009:
Plein Rein
mixed media
 
October 2009:
Jacob Higgins
mixed media landscapes
 
November 2009:
Neil Slotnick & Dan Branch
carved wood and turned wood
 
December 2009:
Alaska Blue Clay Studio
ceramics
sponsored by Patricia Hull 
 
January 2010:
Alexandra Feit
wax paintings
 
February 2010:
Joe McCabe
Fine Art Photography
 
March 2010:
Teri Robus, Timi Johnson & Carol Jordan
painting
 
April 2010:
UAS Student Juried Art Show
 
May 2010:
Margo Klass
box construction
 
June 2010:
Sealaska Heritage Juried Art Show
 
July 2010:
Ray Watkins, Duane Bosch
carved wood
 
August 2010:
Patrice Helmar
digital and film photography
sponsored by Patricia Hull 
Exhibiting in the Gallery
Applications due April 15, 2009
JAHC Gallery in September: 
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Abstract Acrylics by Henri Wells
 
Opening Reception: September 3rd, 4:30 – 7 pm
JAHC Gallery at the Juneau Arts & Culture Center

Henri Wells from Juneau will be the featured artist at the Juneau Arts & Humanities Council gallery in September.
 
 
Photo: Deb Peterson
 
A self taught artist she has been sketching, drawing and painting for over forty-five years.
“I was encouraged by two local artists who are friends of the family, to do this exhibition,” says Henri.  “They thought that I had something to offer, so I invited a staff member from JAHC to view my work and she also advised me to display my art.”
 

 Photo: Deb Peterson

Henri’s work is influenced by abstract expressionist Jackson Pollock. “I realized you can do whatever you want to, and that I was not limited to trees, mountains or flowers.” Henri’s preference has always been inanimate objects; expressing herself through color, line direction, shape and feelings. She finds her inspiration in nature, structures or live forms: “It can be color on a rusty tin roof or how the light hits a telephone wire or even dreams. Color is the most important aspect of my paintings and I truly feel that color can make your room come alive.”

The exhibition opens to the public on Friday, September 3rd with a reception 4:30 – 7 pm, and will run through September 27th.
 

 

 

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