For Kids
Saranac Art Projects is pleased to present Presencing; works by Emily Somoskey, Mana Mehrabian, Ellen Picken, Lena J. Lopez Schindler, & Hannah Koeske.
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Event: Opens January 7
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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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Olivia Ralye Hilton
Olivia is a sketch artist currently exploring avenues of hyperrealism. She works mostly in graphite and charcoal, but occasionally dabbles in paint.
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Raven Forrest Fruscalzo
Raven has been making pine needle baskets since she was a child. She fell in love with the medium after visiting an exhibit on basketry at a small art museum. She stared at the baskets until she had a rough idea of how they were constructed, then made an attempt as soon as she could get out into the woods.
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Blake Liliane Hellman
With consideration for texture, composition and value, Blake layers acrylic paint and mixed media on paper and then deconstructs the paper and puts it back together with collage techniques.
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Monica & Scott Hampton
We are Monica and Scott Hampton, painters of murals and fine art. We’ve created an uplifting style that integrates the vision of our clients and adapts to meet their needs.
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John Johnson
John carves stone, sculpting marble and other exotic stones into beautiful pieces of fine art right here in Spokane.
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Andrea Van Voorhis/ Ondriyla
Andrea VanVoorhis is a fine art painter with an MFA degree from Claremont graduate university. She was employed as a professor at EWU Cheney until 2020. She is currently starting her own art business.
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Event: Opens February 22
Archæolatry, Artworks by Joe Hedges
Joe Hedges is an inter-media artist with a dynamic practice that weaves together oil painting, new media installation and music. His projects often explore the effects of digital technologies on human experience.
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Event: Opens January 4
“Where Do I End, And You Begin?” Ceramic Sculpture by Mya Cluff
Montana based ceramic sculptor Mya Cluff searches for the beginnings and endings of self-hood as she navigates interpersonal and societal relationships within a maternal context. As a mother and an artist, she asks the question, “Where do I end, and you begin?”
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Event: Opens December 3
‘Tis the Season of the Moon!
Featuring the artwork of the New Moon Gallery artist members and artist consignors with gift galore! Moon and Holiday themed small works, ornaments, fiber art, jewelry, mosaics, pottery, paintings, wooden and metal sculptures, mixed media, batiks, and more! Plus hand crafted Christmas gifts! This show will run through the end of December. Visit New Moon Gallery during holiday hours, Wednesday – Saturday, 12-6 p.m.