Andrew (Stulz) Parker (b. 1991 in Grants Pass, OR) lives and works in Spokane, Washington. He studied photography and architecture at Montana State University, receiving a B.A. in Environmental Design from Montana State University and a Master of Architecture from the University of Houston in 2016.
Spokane Arts stands with the Pacific Islander community in asking the city to remove this statue. Removing it would be one step toward correcting inaccurate history and toward healing the communities harmed. This monument was donated to the city of Spokane in 1906, commissioned by a wealthy family. The pediment of the statue perpetuates racist stereotypes in both text and imagery, and is a source of ongoing harm not only to Samoans and the broader Pacific Islander community, but to all Indigenous peoples who have been denigrated with the same racist stereotypes found on the monument. The statue should be removed.
My name is Elizabeth Booth. I am Oregon native who loves all things nature, chickens, and dance. I am a performer, choreographer, entertainer, and teacher.
I am an abstract artist, working primarily in paint, collage and print making. I’m also a high school teacher, father, soccer coach and an advocate for the environment and all peoples.
My name is Gabriel Harrington I am a Spokane native who has recently emerged on the art scene. I am an elemental light sculpture artist.
I’m a visual artist from Spokane, Washington. I specialize in murals, paintings, and digital art. My mural work can be seen throughout the Inland Northwest from Columbia Basin College in Pasco, Washington to The Centennial Trail in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.
Hi! I’m Danielle Davis: a freelance graphic designer, illustrator and artist. Though my main focus is on graphic design and illustration, I am on a mission to try every creative medium at least once… from mural painting to woodworking to metal sculpture.
Captivated by nature and flowers, my focus is on floral and plant based art, celebrating botanical beauty via work on wood panel, canvas, watercolor paper, and, most recently, ceramics.
I am a traditional illustrator, working mostly with dry mediums such as graphite, marker and charcoal.
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