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Saranac Art Projects is pleased to present Inadequate Visions, new drawings by Mariah Boyle & Bradd Skubina.
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Event: Opens July 1
pokane Artist Kay West at Pottery Place Plus July 2022!
The theme of the mixed media that Kay West will be displaying as the Guest Artist at PPP is a result of her thoughts concerning increased global warming, and how it is affecting our streams, lakes & oceans… and fish & people.
Event: Opens July 1
Spokane Artist Mary Pat Kanaley at The Liberty Gallery ~ July 2022!
Mary Pat Kanaley is the co-recipient of a 2021 Spokane Arts Grant Award (SAGA) for the upcoming picture book “Ponies In The Park” with author Mary Louise Carpenter.
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Marten Norr
Marten (also known as the Actual Flower Prince) is a multimedia artist and recent transplant to the Spokane area. He works in many different mediums – collage, acrylics, oils, watercolors, embroidery, and wood, to name a few! – and draws inspiration from the natural world.
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Diane Rowen Garmire
“The world always seems brighter when you’ve just made something that wasn’t there before.” Neil Gaiman
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Katherine
I’ve loved art for as long as I can remember and am really excited to learn more about acrylics as I grow my skills in the years to come!
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Jakob Chester
My journey alongside photography has taken me to far corners of the country and continues to push me around the world.
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Tom Tarpley
Songwriting (genre neutral), pre and post-production, percussionist, Piano.
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Benjamin Giachetti
Benjamin Giachetti was born and raised in Spokane, WA, and desires to create his own work of art.
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Gary Seaton
Much of my work now centers on natural beauty and landscapes of the farm and regions I associated with. I hope all can enjoy the subtle meanings and messages of calm that I see when working with the cattle or the forest solitudes
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Chandler Wheeler
Chandler Wheeler is a painter, graphic designer, and mixed medium artist. They capture life at the intersections of queerness, disability, and neurodivergence, and reject the competitiveness in arts that capitalism so often encourages; there is room at the artistic table for all creators.