Art Galleries in Fairbanks, AK
5 locations found near Fairbanks
View Map
Art Galleries
Art Galleries
“First of all, the location is great. I visited in March last year, and there was still a lot of snow on the ground, and the building was located in a perfect location with a view of the Denali Mountains to the south. For parking, just register your vehicle number and phone number with your card. Inside the museum, there is also an exhibition in the front hallway of the late Michio Hoshino, one of Japan's leading photographers. The main exhibit is very nice, and you can learn not only about Alaska's nature but also about its history. Although I was not able to meet Professor Shunichi Akagoso, a world-renowned authority on the aurora, his research is also on display. I visited twice in one week. The shop also has rare items that can only be found here. There is no doubt that it is a spot that represents Fairbanks.”
Art Galleries
“Awesome art gallery showcasing local artists and absolutely variety of unique beautiful pieces. Not a huge gallery but gives you time to appreciate the different styles that each artist has. A must see if you’re an art lover.”
Art Galleries
“We were visiting Alaska and I love pottery and I was able to purchase a beautiful set of 3 nesting bowls that I can use not only in the kitchen but they are also absolutely gorgeous to look at. Great place a must see when you are visiting.”
Art Galleries
“I had such a good experience. The owner spent an hour helping me choose my mat and frame. She has so many options and to choose from and is happy to help if you ask to see a ton of options before making your final decision. The end results are meticulously done and look great.”
“Absolutely stunning new location with such a pleasant atmosphere inside. The new store seems to have many more options and products, but all of the favorites from the old store too. So happy to have Roaming Root in the middle of town now, it's super convenient. I'm so happy there is a place like this in town for local people to sell their art and goods.”