CURRENT EXHIBIT:

MY MOTHER’S BONES
Alex Bookless & Rachel Levy

01.02.2026 through 01.30.2026

MY MOTHER’S BONES is a collaborative two-person exhibition by Rachel Levy and Alex Bookless exploring women’s lived experiences through the lens of folklore and fairytale. Rachel and Alex aim to explore and rewrite the often limiting roles women have been allowed to play in cultural mythologies through the medium of relief printing (linocut). It is intended that these images and narratives shown here strengthen the general mythology from which our culture’s identity of women is crafted.
Alex Bookless
Alex Bookless is a local Juneau artist who uses a wide array of visual media to explore the topics that she finds herself drawn to. Often concentrating on environmental, social, and place based topics, she strives to use the design and narrative cues in her artwork to tell a story. Relief printing with linoleum is a more recent addition to her tool belt and she has quickly developed a love for linocut.
Rachel Levy
Rachel Levy (@BrokenBottlePrints) is a writer, printmaker, and photographer based in Juneau. Her work centers on themes related to the environment, re-wilding the self, and ethical travel and exploration. Rooted in her art practice is a commitment to building community, and central to her experience has been the cooperative art space where she hand-prints each piece and the cooperative art gallery where she sells her work alongside other local artists.



2025-26 Gallery Exhibition Schedule

October 2025: Jessica Critcher / Lou Cacioppo
November 2025: Johanna Griggs
December 2025: Charles Henri Rohrbacher
January 2026: Rachel Levy & Alex Bookless
February 2026: Art & Science Exhibition on Alaska’s Deep Ocean
March 2026: Simple Loving Kindness - Art Inspired by Meditation
April 2026: UAS Student Ceramic Art Exhibition
May 2026: Mana: The History We Inherit
June 2026: SHI Youth Juried Art Exhibit
July 2026: Cynthia Lagoudakis
August 2026: Kate Boyan / Ember Livingston Emmons
September 2026: Studio Art Quilt Associates (SAQA) - Alaska Region Group Exhibition

Gallery Hours

The Gallery is generally open any day the JACC is open. You can reach us at (907) 586-2787.


About the Arts Council Gallery

The Arts Council Gallery at the JACC is used to promote cultural awareness, stimulate creativity, and provides monthly exhibiting opportunities for new, emerging, and established artists who have not recently exhibited in Juneau. Exhibits open monthly every First Friday, with public receptions from 4:00-7:00pm.


About the JAHC Gallery Program

The JAHC Gallery Program supports both established and emerging Alaskan artists showing new works, while representing the broadest spectrum of visual art media. There are three gallery spaces available to artists: the Arts Council Gallery at the JACC, the Davis Gallery in Centennial Hall, and the Virtual Gallery hosted on our website. 

For more information about the Gallery Program, contact Rachelle Bonnett, Gallery Manager at (907) 586-2787 or by emailing rachelle@jahc.org.  

Applications for the JAHC Gallery Season (October through September each year) are usually posted in March and due by late April/early May. All interested parties are invited to apply. Visit the Calls for Art page for more info and other opportunities. 

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