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.
untouchable is a comedy short film inspired by true stories about the pains of growing up. Originally a one-woman show, it tells the story of a girl growing up while navigating and overcoming limitations, bullying, and learning what it means to be a “good” person.
An outdoor exhibition reflecting the universality of play across place, culture and time.
The project will capture the rich narratives and expressive portraits of Kalispel tribal elders.
The SFCC Fine Art Gallery is proud to present four past graduates who are “Making Their Mark” as professional tattoo artists.
Exhibiting Artists:
Bradley Delay
Andi Demitri
Junior
Mike Maloney
Exhibition on View: Nov. 7-Dec.7, 2023
Reception and Gallery Talk: November 16, 2023 11:30-12:30 Fine Arts Building 6
November 10 – December 23, 2023
Mondays – Fridays
10 – 5
Saturdays
10 – 4
Participating Artists
Sondra Barrington
Charlene Beck
Liz Bishop
Hannah Charlton
Jodi Davis
Roger DuBois
Brenda Everett
Jo Fyfe
Judy Foust
Kathy Gale
Joy Gruenewald
Andi Keating
Collista Krebs
T Kurtz
Linda Malcom
Debbie McCulley
Karen Mobley
Karmen Naccarato
Dina Natale
Alice Nelson
William Okazaki
Tresia Oosting
Judy Patterson
Megan Perkins
Tom Quinn
Oriana Sage
Michelle Schneider
Louise Telford
Lauri Tesch
Linnea Tobias
Joseph Tomlinson
Gay Waldman
Kay West
Lynn Whitman
Now showing sculpture by Rick Davis. ” RECLAMATION: Scrap Metal Reformed” Artist reception Friday, November 10 from 6 – 9 pm. at Shotgun Studios. Show runs through December 1.
Rick’s newest work, “Hunger”, illustrates his empathy and compassion for the human condition. ” I want the viewer to react to my work.” Part of the display are the numerous articles describing the controversy surrounding two of his pieces, “Ganesh” and “Solidarity.”
Jacob Johns paintings are displayed with the sculpture. We are happy to announce that Jacob has returned to Spokane and is healing daily.
First Friday at The Gallery at Entropy
Artist Reception featuring local artists BayleeJoee & Abe Kenney, Jon Swanstrom, Missy Narance, and Susan Webber: December 1st from 5-9pm with DJ Handshake.
Group exhibition runs through January 1st.
Stop by the Liberty Gallery in the Historic Liberty Building for the First Friday reception on December 1 from 5–9pm to meet British pencil artist Keith Harrop. His display is titled “The Whimsical World of Keith Harrop” which includes whimsical artwork of alligators in top hats, mice on bicycles, and lots of cats!
Meet ceramic artist Ginger Oakes in person at the First Friday reception on Dec 1 from 5–9pm at Pottery Place Plus in the Historic Liberty Building. Ginger transforms stoneware and porcelain into 3D images from her mind, showing her work in galleries and shows across the US. Each piece of work in this show is hand built and one of a kind, fired in multiple firing processes.
First Friday Exhibit and Fundraiser for indigenous Guatemalan artist and community organizer, Benedicto Ixtamer. Vendors Kizuri, Resilient Threads and Wishing Tree Books will donate a percentage of their sales to Benedicto for his support of single mothers and children in his rural Guatemalan community. Benedicto’s paintings will also be for sale.
The Liberty Gallery features an exhibit of fiber art by eight local artists titled “Everything Fiber” in the month of November.Every artist in this show works with fiber in their own unique way. On display will be examples of weaving, felting, quilting, eco-printing, and sculptural pieces, in a wonderful display exploring the diversity of Fiber Art.The First Friday reception will be November 3rd from 5pm – 9pm ~ stop by the Historic Liberty Building to meet the artists in person!
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