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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
With SAGA support, Hudson will publish her coloring book, including 30 pages of hand drawn images of locations in Spokane.
CCBA will be able to make book-arts related workshops accessible for Spokane families of limited means by providing season-long scholarships.
Sironka will bring a series of half-day batik art workshops and Maasai lectures to Spokane Schools in 2022.
With SAGA funding, the MAC will be able to subsidize field trips for Title 1 and underserved primary and secondary school students to attend the Dreamworks Animation exhibition.
Kaitlin Nuetzmann creates drawings and paintings using Pigma Micron markers for drawings and acrylic paint for canvas paintings to create and discover original and unique geometric patterns and concepts. Nuetzmann was born in Edmonds, Wa in June 1984 and currently resides in Spokane. Nuetzmann is a stay-at-home Mom who loves creating art in her spare time including complex geometric drawings, playing piano and makeup artistry.
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