July in the Bear Gallery: \;Alaska&rsquo\;s Wild Palette: Creatures and Canvas \;
\n\nby Felicia Johnson And The Usual Auspex by Lacey Miller
\n\nOn View: July 4 - 26\, 2025
\n\nFirst Friday Opening Reception: \;Friday\, July 4\, 5 &ndash\; 7 p.m.
\n\n(Gallery opens at noon on First Fridays)
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\n\nThe Bear Gallery is located on the third floor of the Alaska Centennial Center for the Arts building in Pioneer Park\, 2300 Airport Way\, Fairbanks\, Alaska. \; Admission to the Bear Gallery is free of charge and open to the public. \;The Bear Gallery is open Monday - Saturday from 12 - 6 p.m.
\n\nJoin Fairbanks Arts in the Bear Gallery this July for two colorful exhibitions. Alaska&rsquo\;s Wild Palette: Creatures and Canvas by Felicia Johnson and The Usual Auspex by Lacey Miller capture the natural world of Alaska in vibrant detail and present unique bodies of work that celebrate nature\, personal reflection\, and the creative spirit. \;
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\n\nAlaska&rsquo\;s Wild Palette: Creatures and Canvas by Felicia Johnson \;
\n\nFelicia Johnson is a self-taught painter whose vibrant oil paintings capture the essence of the animal kingdom and their natural habitats. She finds joy in using color in unexpected ways\, but with an overall harmonious feeling.
\n\nThe Usual Auspex by Lacey Miller
\n\nLacey Miller is a lifelong Alaskan artist with a deep love for the therapeutic values of both art and nature. Though paint is her go-to\, both acrylic and watercolor\, she works in all mediums\, never discriminating and always ready to fail or succeed\, finding value in either outcome. \; \;
\n\nLearn more about our July exhibition at fairbanksarts.org!
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\n LOCATION:The Bear Gallery\, Third floor of the Alaska Centennial Center for the Arts building in Pioneer Park\, 2300 Airport Way\, Fairbanks\, Alaska UID:e.106.32862 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20260430T191845Z URL:https://www.fairbankschamber.org/events/details/july-in-the-bear-gallery-07-12-2025-32862 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR