I’m a 24 year old student who wants to bring people together with stickers! I make inclusive stickers catering to LGBTQ+ community as well as spirituality and other categories. I operate on Redbubble ( https://www.redbubble.com/people/ZephyrDeLaRosa/shop?asc=u ), Etsy ( https://innyxsstarscreations.etsy.com ), and my Instagram (in_nyxs_stars_creations).
Creative Edge is an ongoing professional development series for artists hosted by Spokane Arts in collaboration with various community partners. Join us for an Artists of Color Meetup where we can connect, collaborate, and build relationships with other artists of color. Whether you are a painter, sculptor, photographer, musician, writer, or other type of creative, we invite you to join us! Light refreshments and beverages will be provided. This event is free but we do ask you to register in advance (form below).
You Oughta Know will feature five different panels on various aspects of the music and performing arts business Fall of 2023 / Spring 2024.
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.
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.
I have always been drawing ever since I was a kid. I would always bring my sketchbook with me everywhere I went. I always loved to use art as a way to express what was on my mind in a way that words could not articulate. I have grown to have a strong attachment with acrylic painting over the years and bringing an image to life on top of layer after layer of dried paint. Art is a journey I have learned to be significant in finding myself through exploring the blank pages of a sketchbook to the expanse of a canvas.
Luu Melon is a Mexican comic artist/writer based in the Pacific Northwest. Born and raised in the Southside of Milwaukee, WI, Melon has been influenced by the urban landscape of their city and its diverse populations. Now as a Washington resident Luu aims to capture many more interesting perspectives in their work. Through an inclination of observation as a way to engage with others, Luu strives to create comics that are rooted in empathy and self-reflection. Major themes in their current work includes issues of identity, class, trauma, and childhood. Luu is currently working on their first graphic novel project, Gray Area, an explorative character study that explores themes of generational abuse and childhood trauma, and how these things can essentially flaw your own sense of self.
Kiara Juliette Lime is a Filipino-American author and illustrator based in Spokane, Washington. She holds a BFA in Illustration from the Pacific Northwest College of Art located in Portland, Oregon.
I am an expressionist painter living and working in Washington with a focus on creating paintings that embody movement, energy, and light. My work puts cognitive thinking in the foreground, letting the viewer discover things along the way. Each artwork is painted with a mix of expressionism and abstraction, with bold colorful flowing lines. I am looking to speak to the existence of our being from the analytical to the sublime.
Hello there! I’m Quinn Carl, creator behind quinnwillmadeit. I’m an artist by trade and a preschool teacher by day!
I specialize in digital portraits, murals, and prints. My dream is to get more colorful murals in the town of Spokane, WA (or anywhere really, the world needs more art)!
The Spokane Sisters’ Art Group is a collective of 13 Muslim women formed in January 2022 around a shared interest for the arts, humanities, and social service. The collective represents refugees from Libya, Syria, and Afghanistan and immigrants from Jordan, Indonesia, Pakistan, and Russia. Some of these women have not had the opportunity to explore their artistic side for a myriad of reasons, including a lack of access to an art teacher, lack of childcare, financial limitations to obtaining art supplies, and lack of support. Moreover, some members of the group do not have an adequate opportunity to connect with the Spokane community at large and vice versa due to cultural and linguistic barriers.
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