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.
I am a local mixed media artist. I have lived in Spokane county since 1987. I specialize in watercolor and also acrylic fluid art. I also do pencil, colored pencil and ink drawings, sometimes combining all 5 mediums! My style features bold contrast and color. I have a deep love and passion for all things nature, art and culture. I’m so excited to share my work with my local community.
I am a plein air and studio landscape painter working predominantly in oil. My desire is to attempt to capture the intimate quiet moments that bring me deep peace and connection to the space I am in.
My name is Abbi and I am half of a photography/ videography team based here in Spokane. My other half, Rory, and I work very hard to capture beautiful moments. We’re both equipped with video cameras, so we never miss a moment when it comes to photos and videos.
Through my studio, I work across a variety of disciplines. I earned my MFA at Yale in Painting & Printmaking and later spent three summers at the School of Visual Arts, NYC, working in digital art and photo-based printmaking.
Spokane Arts is proud to exhibit Art Romances and Molecular Dances: A Study in the integration of Poetry Art and Science at the Chase Gallery.
Frank Gaimari is an artist, writer, and actor living in Spokane. His exhibition highlights pieces from his black-and-white art collection. Terra Blanca Spokane. Nov. 18, 2022. 5pm – 7pm
Inland NW Artist LR Montgomery paints the out-of-doors where we live and play. His original impressionistic landscapes let you bring the ambiance and memories of your outdoor experiences into your homes, workplaces, and recreational abodes.
SPOKANE’S LARGEST, ALL-LOCAL, WINTER ART MARKET RETURNS! 70 Booths of amazing art and handcrafted goods — think visual art, clothing, jewelry, ceramics, skincare, home goods, paper goods, and more — on all three floors of River Park Square.
A two-day festival will bring the community together, inspire, uplift/ showcase the BIPOC peoples of Spokane in music and the arts and a film score residency exploring Colville stories will be hosted by Panoramic Dreams.
With SAGA support, the Manito Park Art Festival will ensure that emerging artists are given the opportunity to share their work with Spokane without significant financial barriers.
Art Salvage is working towards taking steps to grow the organization in order to meet community demand for more creative reuse services, with the goal of expanding to a larger brick and mortar store location.
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