

See the rare Byron Birdsall stone lithographs from the 80s and admire the ceramic pieces created by artist Robin McLane. Check out the variety of Alaskan wildlife art by Donna Gates King and Ed Tussey. See the selection of pastel originals by Guitta Corey, then browse through a variety of modern artwork and in contrast, the Native masks created by Lester Newell. This gallery has a huge selection with 90 percent of it being Alaskan art.
Website: aurorafineart-alaska.com
Phone: (907) 274-0234
Cross Streets: Between G St and H St
Closed now
- Sat 12:00 PM - 8:00 PM
737 W 5th Ave, Suite E Anchorage, AK 99501 ·3542.02 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
Reviews
tripadvisorI was amazed by the different gallery of paintings and art displays at the shop. The owner was really accommodating and friendly to take me a short tour about the different displays. It’s just sad to know when he mentioned of thinking about closing the shop. What a sad news indeed!
MoreThese people suck. bought and paid for an aurora light art print. more than $1,000. Told us we would receive one from the artist. They refused to ship the one from the wall. Well, that was in July. It is September and we have not received our art. I would not recommend buying from these people. they suck!!,
MoreHighly recommend this art gallery!It's one of the best in Alaska! Such beautiiful and diverse art from Alaskan artists. And the owner is so gracious and welcoming and knowledgable. Don't leave Anchorage without stopping by Aurora Gallery!
MoreWe are so glad we found Aurora! This is a well established, family run gallery. They have relationships with their artists, who are local Alaskans, and know the stories behind each work of art. Everything else we saw in downtown Anchorage was touristy stuff that you can find anywhere. Aurora has high quality, unique paintings, carvings, sculptures, etc. Gallery items are created by Alaskan artists and the works represent Alaska. We really enjoyed meeting the owners and hearing their stories about the artists they represent and the pieces in the gallery. We won’t visit Anchorage without stopping at Aurora!
MoreThis is miscategorized. It is a place that sells art. While it is great art connected to the Alaska experience it is NOT a museum
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