Roman Dial, Walking syncline ridges, June 2006, Inkjet print from digital photograph, National Petroleum Reserve, On loan from the artist

Roman Dial, Walking syncline ridges, June 2006, Inkjet print from digital photograph, National Petroleum Reserve, On loan from the artist

Roman Dial: Crossings

On view May 2, 2025 – February 15, 2026
Museum Atrium, First Floor

Since the late 1970s, Roman Dial has been traversing Alaska’s peaks, tundra, and rivers using a signature blend of hiking, bicycling, boating, skiing, and ice skating—while also documenting these adventures with a camera. Crossings records over 30 years of changing landscapes, equipment, and approaches to outdoor travel and commemorates some of Alaska’s most well-known characters in the mountaineering and backcountry world. 

Dial reflects that he owes his creative adventures to “living in a time and a place where like-minded companions, emerging technologies, a can-do attitude, and wild places co-exist.” 

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