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Painting, drawing, sculpture, ceramics, screenprinting, photography, architecture, textiles, crafts, and so much more. If you love the visual arts, don’t miss First Fridays, presented by the Downtown Spokane Partnership. Find your new favorite gallery via our interactive art map.
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Cameo M Townsend
I work mostly in watercolor and pen/ink. My style is always evolving. I sell my work currently at Atomic threads on Monroe and on my Etsy and instagram page. I also do commissions.
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Kayleigh M Lang
You can find me on Facebook at “Kayleigh Lang Art” and on Instagram at “kayleighmarielang” I look forward to connecting with you all!
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Jackie Treiber
Jackie Treiber (1982) is a writer and self-taught collagist based in Spokane, WA. Her work has shown regionally — in Portland, Oregon, the Chase Gallery and Terrain’s annual event in Spokane. Her handmade collages make use of paper ephemera, magazines, newspapers and mixed media, and manifests the ugly, elevated and surreal experiences of women.
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Carol Schmauder
Carol is a visual artist who enjoys exploring different mediums and artistic styles. She also enjoys a variety of subject matter but feels the most inspired by nature. Carol has been a member of Avenue West Gallery in Spokane, Washington since 2012 and enjoys working with other artists to further awareness of the arts in our community.
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Tracy Poindexter-Canton
Tracy Poindexter-Canton is an artist in Spokane, Washington. She revels in the ability to unleash her creativity through art, which provides her perpetual comfort and a vehicle for connecting with the world. She is always exploring new ways to interpret familiar and iconic images, whether it be through bold acrylics, monochromatic portraiture, texture and/or collage. Her newfound affinity for mixed media has her stretching her creative limits by incorporating an eclectic assortment of media and materials into her work. These often include acrylics, oil pastels, ink, feathers, beads, magazine clippings, bubble wrap, scrapbook paper and nylon cord.