Visual

See and collect paintings that bring your outdoor experiences in!
Proceeds benefit Dishman Hills Conservancy.

Hannah Charlton creates medieval style illuminated manuscripts, recreating a historical art form using modern materials. We call them “illuminated” because they are lit up with gold and decoration. The pieces in this show are based on The Book of the City of Ladies by Christine de Pizan, completed in 1405. The City is a collection of women in history: queens, goddesses, witches, folklore figures, and Christine’s contemporaries.

Shantell explores the human condition contemporarily and historically, in order to create dialogue across difference, that will build bridges and forge acceptance, and healing. Stop by to see her work at the historic Liberty Building this October!

Washington native Pam Hansen is an intuitive abstract textile artist who lives a short walk from the Spokane River in historic Millwood. She finds inspiration for her art and renewal for her soul hiking forested trails and paddling quiet Northwest waters.

Tracy Poindexter-Canton enjoys melding literary imagery with visual art. An eclectic assortment of media and reusable materials are incorporated into her work – often including acrylics, oil pastels, ink, feathers, beads, magazine clippings and found objects.

Kurt Madison: New Works – Kurt will exhibit new discrete sculptural objects made of found weathered wood & additional materials. Visit with the Artist – Conversations & Questions with Kurt Madison in the Gallery on Saturday, October 15th, from 12-4pm

The Whitworth art & design department and the Bryan Oliver Gallery are proud to present recent work from Krista Brand from Sept. 13-Oct. 28. The gallery is open Monday-Friday from 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

Spokane Arts is excited to exhibit Indigenous at the Chase Gallery, opening Friday, August 5, 2022. Indigenous features the work of Sonny and Lisa Moeckel and will be open through September 23, 2022.