The exhibition theme, Elemental, is based on the definition of the word — from which all other structures are compounded and related to or embodying the powers of nature.
Visual
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.
Digital Artists Ann Contois & Gay Waldman at the Liberty Gallery Feb ’22
“Digital Zest”, the art of Ann Contois and Gay Waldman will be on view at the Liberty Gallery from February 4th through the 27th.
Artists bari cordia federspiel & Raven Fruscalzo @ Pottery Place Plus in Feb ’22!
Enjoy the work of Raven & bari this February from 11am until 6pm (Sun-Sat) at Pottery Place Plus, located in the Historic Liberty Building at 203 N. Washington St in downtown Spokane.
“Plug it in” Electric Fired Ceramics
Trackside Studio Ceramic Art Gallery is featuring ceramics that have only been fired in electric kilns.
Flux – A Solo Exhibition by Andrew Parker
Opening reception for gallery show, ‘Flux’ (proof of vaccination required.
Spokane Artist Adam Blalock at the Liberty Gallery in Jan 2022
Adam Blalock starts the New Year at the Liberty Gallery with a solo show of his work. Adam was born in Spokane and grew up in an old farmhouse along Latah Creek ~ in 2004, Adam was voted “most artistic” in high school but chose to pursue horticulture science instead.
Pottery Place Plus January Guest Artist Juaquetta Holcomb
Pottery Place Plus is pleased to present perennial favorite Juaquetta Holcomb as our Guest Artist for the month of January 2022.
Saranac Art Projects presents ‘Presencing’.
Saranac Art Projects is pleased to present Presencing; works by Emily Somoskey, Mana Mehrabian, Ellen Picken, Lena J. Lopez Schindler, & Hannah Koeske.
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.
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.