Here’s where to find local art on the first Friday of the new year

Downtown

Anchorage Museum — Aslaug Magdalena Juliussen presents textile and sculpture installations in “Intersections.” On view through March 15. Alaskans and Salmon celebrate salmon culture in Alaska in its many forms, from commercial, subsistence and sport fishing to processing, preserving and eating. On view through Jan. 19. “What Why How We Eat” is an exhibition and accompanying series of public programs that look at how Alaskans connect and share through food, using themes ranging from recipes and the home kitchen to self-reliance and subsistence. On view through Jan. 12. (625 C St.)

Hotel Captain Cook — Over 25 international artists will have paintings on view in “Art Has No Boundaries.” Live music at reception by the SpeNerds. Reception 5:30-10 p.m. On view through January. (939 W. Fifth Ave)

International Gallery of Contemporary Art — “The World’s Forgotten Boy” by Stephen Gray is an exploration of the flexible boundaries between innocence and maturity in the tradition of comic grotesque. Reception 5-8 p.m. On view through January. (427 D St)

Resolution Brewery — John Coyne’s works include oil paintings of Alaska landscapes and cityscapes interacting. Reception 5:30-7:30 p.m. (3024 Mountain View Drive)

Snow City Cafe — “Cirque de Macabre” by E.M. Remme and J.T. Bryant explores the American circus in the early 20th century through oil paintings and airbrushed mediums. Reception 5:30-8:30 p.m. (1034 W. Fourth Ave.)

Midtown

Zip Kombucha — Lynn Dewey will be displaying her abstract ice photography. The reception is also a birthday celebration and a 25th anniversary bash for her and her husband. Reception 5-8 p.m. (3404 Arctic Blvd.)

Southside

Caffé D’arte — Art by Taylor Buxton will be on view. Discounted drinks and coffee sampling at reception, 5-7 p.m. (223 E. Dimond Blvd.)

Midnight Sun Brewing — Scott Clendaniel presents oil paintings of beer on “First Firkin Friday.” He will tap a Firkin of Snowfall Saison conditioned with lavender and pink peppercorns at the reception, 5-8 p.m. (8111 Dimond Hook Drive)

Turnagain Brewing — Modern, pop culture inspired art by Jack Leslie will be on display through January. Reception 4-8 p.m. (7920 King St.)

Outside Anchorage

Girdwood Center for Visual Arts — “A Fish out of Water” by Tomilyn Clark will show new works in fused glass, metal and painting. Reception 6-8 p.m. 194 Olympic Mountain Loop, Girdwood)