Gorgeous art studio in Anchorage! We bought several prints. The staff were very nice and helpful…read more We were able to ship our prints home.

How have I not reviewed Sevigny? This is definitely of one of my top 5 favorite things in…read moreAnchorage. Tourists, if you're looking for a unique, handmade Alaskan gift, this place should be your first stop. I'm pretty sure 100% of their items are made in Alaska, by local Alaskan artists, artisans and crafters. Admittedly they don't have Native Alaskan Crafts, but they are very heavy on Alaskan themed art. Items range from under 10 dollars to several thousand and there's nothing pretentious about this gallery. It's all acessible and gorgeous. Items run the gamut: stationary, jewelry, glass, sculpture, paintings, textiles, home decor, photography, clothing, beauty products... so many things I can't name them all. Alaskan themes are abundant, birch, halibit, salmon, Denali, Anchorage, snow, mountains, moose, ect. If you wanna buy me something I'll love, start here. It's a shame it's so far down 4th Avenue next to the dusty old abandoned 4th Ave Theater, because a lot of people miss this place because of its location. Seek it out, you won't regret it.

A small but nice gallery in the heart of downtown Anchorage. With prices ranging from to high to…read moreaffordable, there is a smaller bit wide ranging selection of art focused on Alaska (of course). Much of the beautiful art is Native themed or created. I recommend their selection of wood block prints. The staff is helpful and informative. They ship with UPS if you are visiting from elsewhere.

In full disclosure, I have not bought anything from this gallery. I often visit and appreciate that…read morethey highlight many local artists. Last time I was there I inquired about a piece from a local artist and was shocked at the cost. They literally doubled the cost of a piece that I could find by the same artist in many other galleries. I have since come to learn that they do not have good relationships with some of their artists. Their prices are too high and best to go directly to the artist when you can. Do your homework before you buy from them. There is no reason to overpay for art.

We were looking for a great place to find some quality authentic Alaskan art. This was the best…read morestore we had found during our two week trip. The works in here were wonderful!! And, we found a perfect piece at a very reasonable price. They shipped it very inexpensively but incredibly well wrapped. It arrived safe and sound and I love the story it tells.

While at the Captain Cook, we shopped here. Their main entrance is from inside the hotel so it was…read moreconvenient. They have a lot of Alaskan art and will ship any purchases. The lady was very friendly and chatted openly with us as she explained the location and fame of the individual artists. Good experience. High end art. Nothing plastic.

I stumbled across Dos Manos thanks to a TikTok video and knew I had to check it out right away--and…read moreI'm so glad I did! This gallery is such a gem in Anchorage. It's filled wall-to-wall with incredible art from so many talented local artists, and it has such a warm, welcoming vibe when you walk in. If you're looking for unique ways to decorate your space, they have beautiful prints that instantly brighten up a room. I also loved the selection of cards, stickers, and fun gift items--perfect for grabbing something special for a friend (or yourself!). It's the kind of place where you'll find something new and inspiring every time you stop by. Supporting local artists while picking up one-of-a-kind pieces? Definitely a win-win. Dos Manos is officially one of my favorite new finds in Anchorage.

Great shop in Spenard! First time being in here, and only because we had a gift card! It is a…read moregallery with different art pieces by different artists, but much more than that it is a gift shop that sells tons of locally made items. If you need a gift for a birthday, baby shower, or the holidays, come by this shop and you just might find something. They have a kid section, they have a room with Corso prints, and a cool staircase with art upstairs. I will definitely be back. The worker was a young guy just sitting behind the counter on his phone not interacting with anyone shopping, but he was nice when we check out. Picture was $60 and the cup I think was $18.

We have lived her for 20 years and know the difference between cheap tourist items and genuine…read moreAlaskan art. We come to Stephan for the real thing. Whether it is ivory, sculptures, paintings, prints, or post cards, this is the place for beautiful art from Alaska. It is costly because it is real.

Stephens Art Gallery is the best place for Alaskan Art to be found. Becky and her staff are…read morewelcoming and warm and so knowledgeable. You can wander and lurk for hours and they don't care but just enjoy you enjoying the space. I have purchased seven pieces and they come quickly and so well packaged; not a scratch. Cannot say enuff great things about this gallery.

While looking for a coffee shop with Wi-Fi (since my hotel had none!) during my trip to Alaska, I…read morestumbled upon this amazing gift shop right next to Black Cup Coffee in Anchorage. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted warmly and instantly felt welcome. The shop is absolutely charming -- there's so much to see that my eyes were having a feast! I ended up buying the cutest hand-beaded medicine pouch made of seal skin and an adorable pair of socks. Honestly, if I had more time, I could have spent hours exploring everything. If you're ever in the Anchorage area, I highly recommend stopping by. A true hidden gem!

At 2 Friends Gallery you will find art work by some of Alaska's most famous artists . They also…read morehave a fun collection of jewelry, glass pottery and textiles . They always have a nice selection of women's clothes . If you are looking for something special to wear to a special gala ,show , night out on the town or something for a cruise or to visit friends and or family this is the place to look ! I have to mention that this is my go to place when I'm looking for a present for that hard to find something for person . They have so many wonderful unique items to choose from ! 2 Friends is one of my favorite places to shop in Anchorage and to top it off it's locally owned The staff is friendly and helpful and they have something that is just right for everyone's pocketbook ! You can find valuable treasures for very reasonable prices.

this place is the coolest, i made a set of stained glass cactuses! they are excellent teachers and…read moreexcellent artists, highly recommend.

Autumn can you please get ahold of me 903-9566. I know the studio is closed and all. But I had my…read moredogs paw print mug done last year and I'm really really really desperate to get it back. She was my best friend. Please please call me, ill give you 100 extra. Like ill pay even more than that. Please :(

This is a great art gallery that opened several years ago . They always have a vibrant First…read moreFriday featuring local artists . The artists are almost always here on First Friday to tell you about their art . Blue Holloman also carries jewelry, pottery , and many other hand crafted items created almost exclusively by local artisans . The owners are friendly and very eager to make you feel comfortable regardless of if you are just looking are shopping . They are also very knowledgeable about the Anchorage art scene . Another cool thing about the Blue Hollomon is that Fromogios ( a great cheese shop who does lunches , catering and so much more is in the same space !

You expect all art galleries to be a little snoody, but the blonde older woman working today really…read moretook the cake. Rude and uninviting, not the service I'm used to from Georgia herself.

The Alaska Art Alliance is your must-go destination for authentic, handcrafted pieces made by…read moreNative Alaskans. Their mission is simple - to support and promote Native Alaskan artists by providing them a place to work and sell their art while also promoting their culture and each other. They nurture art and they lift each other up. In a world of AI slop and mass produced junk the Alaska Art Alliance provides a much needed infusion of craftsmanship practiced for generations. A fine layer of dust seems to cling to everything in the store, but it is not the dust of neglect; it is the dust of constant hard work. They have a wide variety of items - art, pins, jewelry, carvings, and scrimshaws and much more! I will admit I wasn't certain when I first passed the shop as the retractable gate and the locked door made it look uninviting. My friend tried the door, found it locked, and walked away leaving me barely time to read the sign that said "if locked call or text number listed" as they would be in the back working. The next day we returned, and after informing my friend what the sign said, prepared to call but found the door unlocked. There were multiple cases full of different items. The workshop in the back looked busy. After being in so manny tourist shops it just felt nice being somewhere that felt real. The gentleman who assisted us was warm and informative. He told us about the artisans, the mission, and all they were doing. My eyes fell upon a jade bead necklace and I was captivated. I had been looking at jade all trip fairly unimpressed because they largely were flat green and didn't interest me. This necklace had character with inclusions and variations in the color. Each bead was unique. There were two necklaces and I opted for the smaller since being short the larger was a bit long to wear practically. The larger, tho, was epically beautiful as well! We ended up buying that necklace and a handcrafted pin. I am very pleased with our purchases and would recommend anyone who seeks authentic pieces to come to this Art Alliance.

My wife and I were staying in the neighborhood and found the Store. We met Fred Mayac who carved us…read morethe most beautiful bone puffin we have ever seen. Fred mailed it to us when it was finished with the help of Leon Kinneeveauk, the Director. This is a wonderful place and Project. I would like to find a way to support it but it doesn't seem to be a registered Charity? Just Leon helping people who are gifted native artists.