For Kids
I am a watercolor illustrator and animator who specializes in whimsical subjects and themes, namely children’s books and illustrations. My main drive is to explore the world through a child’s lens
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Queer Art Walk 2022, presented by Spokane Arts
Spokane’s third annual Queer Art Walk begins Friday, June 3, 2022. Queer Art Walk was founded in 2019 by a group of local artists, with the mission to uplift LGBTQ+ voices and celebrate a historically marginalized group through art.
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E.L. Stewart
I was born in a large stone mansion, between Chicago and Detroit. My first solo exhibition was at the Panopoulas in Grand Rapids, Michigan in 1969. I have been exhibiting my work regularly from that time forward. I attended Kendall School of Art and Design, as a Scholarship student. Illustration, Graphic Design, Advertising. 1967-1969. Grand Rapids, Michigan. Since then, my art education has been largely due to hard work and experience.
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Melissa Narrance
I’m a self taught visual artist of both traditional and digital mediums. After being diagnosed with chronic illnesses I decided to pursue my artwork despite being unable to attend art school. I do portraits of people and pets and pop culture icons. I sometimes dip into some expressionism.
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Gatieh Nacario
I am a visual artist/muralist. I have 3 murals in the city; 1 in the Garland District Alley and 2 at M.A.D. Co. Lab. Studios. My medium is acrylics. I am a member of River Ridge Association of Fine Arts. Presently, my arts are displayed at Shadle Park Library and Indaba Coffee.
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Kelley Hudson
With SAGA support, Hudson will publish her coloring book, including 30 pages of hand drawn images of locations in Spokane.
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Mary Zhang
SAGA will support Zhang as she establishes a permanent space to choreograph Chinese dances and train dancers to continue offering performances.
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The Center for Children’s Book Arts
CCBA will be able to make book-arts related workshops accessible for Spokane families of limited means by providing season-long scholarships.
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Nicholas Sironka
Sironka will bring a series of half-day batik art workshops and Maasai lectures to Spokane Schools in 2022.