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I paint because I feel. Sometimes endlessly, and I wish to create visuals that encourages the beholder to feel, whatever it may be, as well.
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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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Nicole Leigh
As an adult I’ve focused on watercolor and ink. I’ve never been restricted though, also experimenting with jewelry, block printing, clay, fashion, dance, and assemblage.
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These Golden Hours
My paintings often show woman in a transformative state where they are finding their inner selves and beginning to create their own narratives.
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Dorman Reeves
With my art I intend on creating my own two dimensional universe. Filled with strange and unique worlds, and characters, that represent the themes of life and death.
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Nalini Gupta
I create affordable, usable home art as well as canvases that anyone can buy and treasure. Every piece is made with carefully chosen acacia or bamboo wood items for home and quality canvases for paintings.
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Lily Reavis
Her work is mainly sculptural, incorporating some drawing/painting. She often displays a variety of materials and textures, with an aesthetic requiring found objects and antique elements.
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TEAM Grant
This two-part program will provide 3rd–5th graders with an after-school arts curriculum culminating in a collaborative mural.
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Friends of the Bluff
The Friends of the Bluff will return this year with the free, fifth annual Brush on the Bluff festival, May 17 in Polly Judd Park.
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Heatherann Woods
Woods’ first solo exhibition, “Grounded,” opens September 2025 at The Gallery at Entropy.