
Anchorage's cooperative hub for contemporary art—Alaska to the world.
Located at 427 D St in Anchorage, the International Gallery of Contemporary Art is a cooperative venue presenting a rotating mix of Alaska artists and international contemporary works in a professional, well-lit space. It features monthly new art from Alaska and beyond, plus special exhibits like the annual Rarified Light photography show and notable retrospectives such as Thor Evenson, spanning painting, drawing, sculpture, and more.
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Monthly showcases of contemporary art from Alaska and around the world, featuring diverse mediums and styles.
A special exhibit highlighting exceptional photography, drawing art enthusiasts annually.
In-depth displays of individual artists' lifetimes of work, including painting, sculpture, and mixed media.
Clean, well-lit galleries that present art in an engaging and professional manner for all visitors.
A collaborative environment that promotes and represents Alaskan artists with integrity and exposure.
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Scott McDonald
Best contemporary art gallery in town. Not just for tourists.
Dale Gardner
The gallery does an excellent job of presenting a variety of Alaskan artists and their contemporary works. They also offer specific exhibits, such as the annual Rarified Light photography show.
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Good clean and professional exhibition space. Represents all artists in a professional well lit manner.
Elizabeth O'Connell
Monthly new art from around Alaska and the world. This cooperative gallery edges the newest and the coolest art.
Elisabeth Holmgren
Thor Evenson's current retrospective is highly recommended for a rich and in depth art experience rarely encountered in Anchorage. This small room at the International Gallery contains a packed display of this talented and versatile artist's lifetime of fascinating painting, drawing, sculpture, and architectural design. There is realistic and abstract work and everything in between as this artist experimented with everything his hands touched from acrylics, watercolors, pen and ink and graphite drawings, mixed media and found objects-others' garbage. The subject matter ranges from Europe to Seattle to the Kenai River. There are fascinating small drawings of European portals and large colorful acrylics of the life in Cook Inlet commercial salmon fishing by this highline fisherman-artist. The range is impressive and amazing. You will be delighted. Missing are his coveted doodles and cartoons, and any evidence of a further skill: his commercial boat designs and museum quality boat models. His boats are the beauties of the Cook Inlet fleet, a "sculpture from every angle" as he put his well-realized intention. But how much talent can you pack into this small space?! You will be richly rewarded with a visit.