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.
Gonzaga University Urban Arts Center is pleased to present the 5th Spokane Print Fest: Regional Student Print Invitational. This exhibition is part of the 5th Annual Spokane Print Fest Program.
This gallery, titled “ATAVISM”, showcases the work of Spokane artist, Erin Lang—a multimedia visual artist working primarily in acrylic paint and relief carving. Lang’s work explores consumption, connection, energy, and language. It interrogates the borders between human and animal, flora and fauna. Lang is inspired by and in conversation with artists like Frida Kahlo, Katherine Bradford, and Keya Tama.
Saranac Art Projects is pleased to present Rebekah Wilkins-Pepiton and Jamin Kuhn.
For twenty years Lauren Rants handmade pens. Currently it is boxes of various types. Not content with the natural beauty of woods, he has pioneered techniques for infusing/casting resins into the wood and into his fountain pens. The result is a fresh look and true expression of his personality.
The artwork by the Spokane Print & Publishing Center (SPPC) will include printing techniques such as letterpress, wood block, linoleum relief prints, screen print and book arts. Combined with the printing techniques are the use of handmade papers, acrylic paints, pastels, and collage. The show runs from March 26 – April 30.
Stage Lights for Our Place is our annual fundraiser, raising critical funds to serve the poorest zip code in not only Washington, but Oregon and Idaho as well. The proceeds raised through this auction will go towards the needs of our clients as they come up, so that we may ensure that no one goes without the essentials
First Friday at The Gallery at Entropy, featuring local graffiti artist, Max. Artist reception First Friday August 4, from 5-9pm, show runs August 4-28.
The Spokane Arts Asphalt Art Program converts parts of streets and crosswalks into public art installations, enriching local neighborhoods while providing a traffic calming solution. This pilot program will run for a minimum of three years, during which time we will work alongside Spokane neighborhoods and local artists to create art that is painted directly onto our street intersections and crosswalks.
Trackside is featuring for the month of March the one-of-a-kind ceramic sculptures and functional pottery made by Trackside owner and partner, Chris Kelsey. Chris is featuring both atmospheric fired sculpture and pottery, work that has been fired in wood or soda fired environments and a full range of electric fired mid-range pottery.
Pottery Place Plus is pleased to welcome Heather Brown as our March guest artist. Heather works in watercolor, acrylic and oil paints and is a children’s art teacher in Spokane Valley. Her work is heavily influenced by the natural beauty around her, as well as her faith.
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