First Fridays :
Downtown Juneau hosts an art walk on the First Friday of each month. From 4:30-close on the First Friday, visit the shops and galleries of Downtown Juneau. Snacks, socializing, and meeting artists in person highlight these evenings.
Upcoming Events at Annie Kaill's
Jenna O'Fontanella "Moving Forward"
October 2019
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Our October 2019 featured artist is Jenna O'Fontanella! Her show is titled "Moving Forward" and features a brand new collection of her hand-crafted jewelry.
Jenna's jewelry is one-of-a-kind and each creation has it's own unique story. Her most recent pieces incorporate sterling silver, steel, copper, brass, gold, wire, gems, beads and found objects. Jenna makes pendants, bracelets, earrings, and rings.
The opening reception took place on First Friday, and Jenna's work will be featured throughout the month of October.
View Jenna O'Fontanella's webpage
Barbara Lavallee, Alice Tersteeg, and Jim Hopkins
November First Friday - November 1, 2019
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For November 2019 we'll be featuring three great Alaskan artists: Barbara Lavallee, Alice Tersteeg, and Jim Hopkins!
Barbara Lavallee's work is beloved for her uplifting images featuring stylized depictions of Alaskans in everyday scenes. Her style is one-of-a-kinds and has lent itself to numerous prints over the years and children's books as well: the iconic "Mama Do You Love Me?" and many more. We'll have a full selection of Barbara's prints, plus new original paintings. Plus her 2020 calendar, books, and cards. Free personalizations at the First Friday event make great gifts!
Alice Tersteeg is a Juneau artist who works in many mediums from watercolor to pastel to chalk. An established local artist and retired art teacher from the University of Alaska, Alice enjoys focusing on a couple different subjects and mediums each year. See her latest original paintings and drawings in November, including watercolors of flowers and acrylic landscapes.
Jim Hopkins is a local jewelry artist working with fossilized ivory. His ivory jewelry uses ethically sourced fossilized walrus tusks from Saint Lawrence Island in Alaska, as well as fossilized mammoth ivory from Alaska. Each piece is hand-crafted to highlight the unique aspects of the particular ivory selection. Jim offers a range of work including small earrings all the way up to large pendants.
The opening reception will take place on Friday, November 1, beginning at 4:30 pm.
View Barbara Lavallee's webpage and catalog
View Alice Tersteeg's webpage
View Jim Hopkins's webpage
Mercedes Muñoz pottery
Thanksgiving Weekend, 2019
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For Thanksgiving weekend and beyond, we'll be featuring handmade ceramics by Mercedes Muñoz.
Mercedes creates handmade art pottery, a selection of which is available at Annie Kaill's. Mercedes makes her beautiful, inspired porcelain designs right here in Juneau. Enjoy a new collection of her pottery for Thanksgiving weekend and beyond!
The featured exhibit will open the day after Thanksgiving, on Friday November 29.
View Mercedes Muñoz's webpage
Rick Clair
Gallery Walk - December First Friday - December 6, 2019
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December First Friday is Gallery Walk, downtown Juneau's biggest event of the year! Enjoy guest artists, snacks, and socializing throughout downtown and most of the shops and galleries will be staying open late for the event.
Our December 2019 featured artist will be on hand for the Gallery Walk show opening!
Rick Clair is a local artist who will be showing his latest original paintings as well as prints and embellished photographs. Each of Rick's paintings attempts to tell a story through bright colors and fantastical imagery.
Gallery Walk will take place on Friday, December 6, from 4 - 9 pm.
View Rick Clair's catalog
Annie's Attic Sale - January First Friday - January 3, 2020
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For the first week of January we'll be holding our annual "Annie's Attic Sale" event. Enjoy discounts on most merchandise remaining in stock, plus great deals on holiday, discontinued merchandise, and odds-and-ends we've been saving throughout the year!
The sale will take place on Friday, January 3, beginning at 4:30 pm. Additional times and dates that week / weekend to be announced soon!
Pia Reilly - April First Friday - April 3, 2020
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Our April 2020 featured artist will be Pia Reilly! Enjoy a new exhibit of her original paintings, plus prints and cards.
Pia Reilly is a watercolor artist from Petersburg, Alaska. She is known for her bright, colorful, cheerful paintings. Trees, flowers, and vibrancy of life are themes within her work.
The opening reception will take place on Friday, April 3, beginning at 4:30 pm.
View Pia Reilly's webpage
Candice Christie - June First Friday - June 5, 2020
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Our June 2020 featured artist will be Candice Christie! We're looking forward to an exhibit of her original modern art.
Candice is a Juneau artist who creates abstract multi-media artworks. Recently, she has been working in three mediums: mixed-media collage, cold wax and oil, and acrylic pouring.
The opening reception will take place on Friday, June 5, beginning at 4:30 pm.
View Candice Christie's webpage
Nathalie Parenteau - July First Friday - July 3, 2020
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Our July 2020 featured artist will be Nathalie Parenteau! Enjoy a plethora of her modern artwork on canvas, prints, and metal.
Bold colors and crisp lines typify Nathalie's art. Wildlife and people are common themes, and paintings reflect the spirit and unique energy of the far north with it's long summer days and long winter nights. Nathalie's style is easily recognizable and is collected by people from all over the world. She works both in acrylics and oils and is known for her sensitive representation of the subject in its environment.
The opening reception will take place on Friday, July 3, beginning at 4:30 pm.
View Nathalie Parenteau's webpage and catalog
Courtenay Birdsall Clifford and Tamar Harrisson
August First Friday - August 7, 2020
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Our August 2020 featured artists will be Courtenay Birdsall Clifford and Tamar Harrison.
Courtenay Birdsall Clifford was born and raised in Alaska. Working primarily in a blend of watercolor and acrylic, she finds unending inspiration in the Alaskan landscape and seeks to capture the lush textures and vivid colors of nature. Enjoy an expanded collection of her beautiful artwork.
Tamar Harrison makes handcrafted driftwood art. Her driftwood trees and ornaments are Annie Kaill's favorites! She also makes larger sculptures from driftwood including salmon and modern art designs, plus driftwood jewelry. We'll have a huge selection of Tamar's art in August.
The opening reception will take place on Friday, August 7, beginning at 4:30 pm.
View Courtenay Birdsall Clifford's webpage and catalog
View Tamar Harrison's webpage
This list is tentative and is regularly updated, so stay tuned for any additions or changes. To be alerted to upcoming events by email, we invite you to join our email list.