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Event: Opens February 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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Event: Opens March 31
Terrain Gallery Fundraiser
From Friday, March 31st through Saturday April 1st, join us for a Terrain Gallery fundraiser show featuring artwork from a variety of local artists. Each artwork will be available to purchase for $200 each! It’s a fun way to get your hands on artwork from coveted local artists at incredible prices, and a great way to start building that art collection of yours. All proceeds go directly toward keeping the gallery open, free to participate in, and free to the public.
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Event: Opens February 7
Sand and Space: Iva Haas
The Whitworth University Art Department and the university’s Bryan Oliver Gallery are proud to present recent work from Iva Haas, a sculptural ceramic artist who was raised in Belgrade, Serbia. Please visit the exhibit between Feb. 7 and March 24, 2023.
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Event: February 3
50 for $50 or Less
Avenue West Gallery members have created small works for this event that will sell for $50 or less. It is the perfect time to purchase small, original art to give as a Valentine gift or to decorate a small space in your home. Look for the heart tags! Enjoy chocolate and punch.
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Event: Opens February 1
Pottery Place Plus Welcomes Cindy George & Amber Wyckoff as Guest Artists in Feb!
Stop by PPP in the Historic Liberty Building this February to see their work ~ stop by First Friday on the evening of Feb 3rd to meet Cindy & Amber in person!
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Event: Opens February 3
Terrain Gallery | Curse of the Nostalgic Amnesiac by Chad Yenney
Join us for our February Gallery Show, Curse of the Nostalgic Amnesiac, featuring Wenatchee artist, Chad Yenney.
Through surrealistic compositions made from vintage American advertisements, Yenney uses collage to explore social and environmental issues while investigating the paradox of the USA’s idyllic narrative and an unfiltered history.
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Event: Opens February 3
Form & Function
This new body of work is a culmination of an Artist in Residency at the University of Montana, Missoula, and studio practice from the last six months. The artist’s mechanism of research focuses on the formal qualities of objects and tools in and around the artist’s studio.
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Event: Opens February 3
Gonzaga University Urban Arts Center – 2023 Regional Art Faculty Exhibition – Opening Reception
Gonzaga University Urban Arts Center is pleased to present its 2023 Regional Art Faculty Exhibition.
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Event: Opens February 3
Saranac Art Projects is pleased to present Random Rules – Opening Reception
Saranac Art Projects is pleased to present Random Rules, a group exhibition. This exhibit features a multi-disciplinary collection of works from the current members of Saranac Art Projects.
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Event: Opens February 3
Dreams, Memories & Reflections
The gallery is featuring the new work of the New Moon Members, Artist Consignors and the Spokane Jeweler’s Guild. With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, jewelry and the many artisan wares available at the gallery make perfect gifts to show your love for that special person.
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Event: Opens January 10
“Scattered Storms” Installation Sculpture Exhibition
“Scattered Storms” explores the intersection of material, color, space, and sound. Drawn to the rhythms of light and matter that appear in the periphery of daily life, artist Siri Stensberg will assemble a living vocabulary of shape and color to create an immersive installation in the SFCC Fine Art Gallery.
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Event: Opens January 2
Liberty Gallery Jan & Feb Show is “Thrifty – A Study in Creativity & Transformation”!
Our artists have been at their most creative in transforming a piece they found in a thrift store into a reinvented masterpiece! While keeping the original piece recognizable, they altered it using materials of their choice. The results run the gamut of emotionally horrifying, to thought provoking, to magical, to just plain fun.