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.
Spokane Arts is excited to present Figure at the Chase Gallery online June 2021 and in-person July 2021! Figure features a diverse collection of contemporary photographs, paintings, and drawings exploring the human form by regional artists.
A 2-day solo art exhibition featuring Adam Blalock and an open studio, July 31 – August 1, 2021.
Kelsi’s hand-built functional ceramics work will be at Pottery Place Plus for July 2021.
Spokane Queer Art Walk returns Friday, June 4, 2021! First Friday Queer Art Walk featuring six locations throughout Spokane and over 20 LGBTQIA+ artists participating!
TPG Studios and Resurrection Records will be hosting a Sidewalk Market on May 30 with Art – Antiques – Clothing – Records – Gear Swap – Corn Hole – Networking – Fun. Musicians – bring your gear for our “Gear Swap” Artist/Vendors – if you have art to sell contact us for a booth* Sign up for our Corn Hole competition
Elise Beattie is a professional- full time painter who begins her pattern driven paintings with an adventurous pouring process. Pouring paint allows the artist the ultimate freedom of working wet into wet. The numerous poured washes create cloaks of intensifying value movement and mystery; thus continuously redirecting Beattie’s interpretation of reality. Using mixes of watercolors, acrylics and collage Elise creates images that combines a contemporary composition with a vivid imagination.
Take Big White Dog Photography on your next adventure in the Inland Northwest to document the beautiful bond you share with your dog. As a recovering journalist and newspaper reporter, I see your interaction in ways another photographer may not – the occasional glances into each other’s eyes, the stray scruff of the butt, the Magic Moment that tells me how much you love each other and how much each adventure matters. Let’s create wonderful memories together.
Saranac Art Projects presents Jenny Hyde and Dan McCann. Opening reception May 7, 5 – 8 p.m.
A gallery featuring student artwork responding to and educating the public about criminal justice.
Celebrating National Poetry Month through poetry from local community members! In honor of National Poetry Month (happening now), Spokane Arts commissioned a short video featuring eight community members reading their poems from the “In the Neighborhood” project. “In the Neighborhood” is a community-based project created by Spokane Poet Laureate Chris Cook and Spokane Arts to collect and share poetry exploring Spokane neighborhoods. Written by area residents past and present, of all ages and experience levels, the poems here each showcase unique perspectives on our city. Together they do one magical thing: share the many stories of our neighborhoods! All the poems shared by community members to date can be found at www.spokanepoetry.com, and for those who haven’t had a chance to participate yet, there’s a link on the website to share a poem.
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