Current Exhibits
Dave Wetzel, Atmospheric Landscapes, February 6th – 28th
Dave Wetzel, Atmospheric landscapes
Exhibition Dates: February 6th – 28th, 2026
Opening Reception: Friday, February 6th from 4:30 – 7:00 p.m.
Dave Wetzel's new exhibition titled Atmospheric Landscapes is a collection of oil paintings depicting local familiar landscapes. Most of the paintings in this collection are views that many locals have marveled at and savored. Through his choice of color, line, and shape, Wetzel seeks to emulate the otherworldly beauty that exists in our backyard.
Dave Wetzel grew up in Florida spending most of his free time exploring the outdoors. An early family trip to the West exposed him to dynamic scenery and inspired a lifelong love of wilderness. As the son of a professional artist, he began painting at a very young age and he believes that oil is the best medium to create the necessary texture and depth to bring dynamic scenery to life. In 1991, Wetzel moved to Alaska for a summer job and has lived and worked in Juneau ever since.
On Beaver Pond: A Photo Exhibit by Damon Stuebner, January - February. 2026
On Beaver Pond: A Photo Exhibit by Damon Stuebner
Exhibition Dates: Through February 21st, 2026
Opening Reception: Saturday, January 3rd, 2026 from 1:00 – 3:30 p.m.
Damon Stuebner’s On Beaver Pond is a documentary photo exhibition about the beavers and their pond habitat along the Outer Point Loop Trail. This exhibition features a slide show of photos taken, and sounds recorded, over the course of one year. Merging recorded audio with the still photos creates a more immersive experience and it is Damon’s hope his exhibit will educate viewers about the beavers’ ecological importance
Ever since Damon Stuebner moved to Juneau, Outer Point has been one of his favorite places to photograph. When Damon learned that beavers moved into the pond along the Outer Point Loop Trail, he thought it would be good opportunity to build up his wildlife portfolio. However, once he started photographing the beavers, Damon quickly became fascinated by their ability to reshape the landscape for their own survival. This led him to start learning as much as he could about the beavers and their impact on the Outer Point landscape.