Patrick Piper is an engaging singer/songwriter and storyteller who plays an eclectic mix of blues-inspired Americana/Folk, Classic Rock, and Texas Country, from John Prine to Bon Jovi and Guy Clark to Buddy Guy. He plays the ukulele like Taj Mahal and sings like he broke up the Beatles.
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Meghan Jones
Originally from Canada Meghan has her BFA in Fibers and Textiles and spent 13+ years as a professional knitting pattern designer for magazines like Vogue Knitting. In 2022 she pivoted her energy to painting and now works primarily with acrylic on canvas. She works concurrently on pieces dealing with spiritual surrealist imagery and portraits of deep sea fish and cephalopods.
Saxtooter
Saxtooter is a non-binary, queer musician also known by Meg Vermilion. They blend classical motifs, the sounds of Electronica and the SUCCULENT SAX. Saxtooter is also influenced by ambient, jazz and metal and has been featured on 8 studio albums prior to releasing their first solo, self-produced album SUCCULENT SAX in April 2023. Meg is available to play your wrestling half-time shows, nature walks, sound baths, session recordings, spontaneous symphonies, rad parties and anything else you could imagine! Reach out to booking@saxtooter.com
HaveUHeard!?Live
You Oughta Know will feature five different panels on various aspects of the music and performing arts business Fall of 2023 / Spring 2024.
Spokane United We Stand
SAGA is providing support to compensate cultural artists in United We Stand’s International Arts and Foodfest (IAF) and provide materials and arts business education for IAF participants.
Eastern Washington University Department of Design
EWU’s Design Department has been awarded a SAGA grant to pilot university-based risograph residencies. These residencies will help advance the practices of local and regional artists in collaboration with students and the Spokane community.
Madeline McNeill
Bodies in Conversation will be presented at The Magic Lantern Theater as a multimedia event: a screening of a short art film, live music, and a new play.
The Shades of Motherhood Network
Seven days of events are held in the City of Spokane to raise awareness of and activism around the inequities and racism that Black mothers and other birthing people of color face.
The Chase Gallery Presents PORTAL.ESC
Spokane Arts Announces New Exhibit Portal.esc at the Chase Gallery, opening Friday August 4, 2023. Spokane Arts invites you to our newest exhibition featuring artworks from Jessica Earle, that explores the concept of escapism as a positive force that leads to healing, inspiration, and solace within our everyday lives.
Spokane City Council Approves New Motto, Collaborates with Spokane Arts for Logo Design
The Spokane City Council officially approved a new motto for the city, “In Spokane, We All Belong”
The process of selecting the motto involved collaborating with Spokane Arts to create an icon to pair with the motto. Spokane Arts contracted with local artists and designers, John Mujica and Derek Landers, to develop the icon and brand identity for the motto while incorporating the city’s official flag design.
Cecily Van Cleave
I write literary historical fiction, mostly set during the nineteenth century. My work explores how women might have experienced family, identity, displacement, love, and ambition. My novel Yewspring was independently published in 2023, and my writing has been published in the journal Persuasions, The Copperfield Review and online. I hold a M.A. in English Literature from Mercy College, where my culminating thesis on George Eliot and Elizabeth Gaskell was chosen as the program’s Thesis of the Year. I live in rural northeast Washington with my family.
Julia Gillette
BigFoot, Sasquatch, Yowie, Yeti all names for our fury Hide and go seek Friuend that lives amoung us in the PNW, but for many true Believers of bigFoot it is an Experience> Not only is BigFoot Mysterious but is very cultural and Native Americans in Washington State , the Sasquatch is very serious and very much a part of their culture for they are considered “The Watchers ” and “The Protectors of the Forest”, I wish to eventually have a Museum and a Cultural Interpretive Center to educate and to protect the Species. Eventually as our technology increases we will have identified and added Sasquatch to our list of Native Species …In Fact The Army Core of Engineers has already done so …There was a book put out by the Army Core of Engineers in the early 1970’s where the book listed 4 pages of Genius/ Species and Habitat of Sasquatch in Washington State, and guess what ? ..The residents/ taxpayers of Washington actually paid for the distribution of the book ” The Genius and Species of Washington State. Regardless many Native Americans and true belivers feel that Sasquatch is very Magical and has many capabilities that us humans may have but don’t use like telepathy for example. My artwork will express the roles and function of Sasquatch and its importance in the Natural World and Food Chain. The Artwork will also express the importance of light, and beautiful sinquences of the Natural World and a world “Before” Humans transformed our every day environment of concrete, paved roads, and destruction of our environment. Nothing Negetive will be portrayed, Only Beautiful , Postive Portrayls and Reflections of what Sasquatch sees “Through Their Eyes” , Some written words, some poetry, mixed media, Murals, Watercolor, Acrylic, Oils ect