Lindsey Davis Johnson uses art making as a tool of reckoning with experiences. Bringing the subconscious to tangible images results in a resolution of sorts. A dialogue occurs between artist and image while allowing the image to take the lead in informing and revealing hidden truths. This is the dance of making that fascinates and that brings Johnson to life. She is an Artist, Art Educator, Mother, Aunt and Friend from Spokane now living in Rathdrum, Idaho. Education includes MA.ArtEd, BFA.
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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.
Lacy DeAngelis
Hello! My name is Lacy and I am a professional photographer serving the Spokane area of Washington State. I believe in the human experience of photography. It is a way to appreciate, document, and treasure moments. I love how photography can open up our lives and our worlds to share with others, and give us a glimpse into worlds we may only imagine.
Pam Adams
I am a Spokane artist that has just recently picked up my brush again after many years. My choice of mediums are watercolor, acrylics and pastels. I want to get back into oils too, but have yet to make leap. You can view my work on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/pama_artist/
Karla Muniz
I LOVE photographing special milestones big and small. I specialize in graduation, senior photos and family and kids photos. In my heart every family should have the opportunity to capture their special moments to have for a lifetime.
Heat Speak
Heat Speak is an indie band led by singer-songwriter multi-instrumentalist Dario Ré. His impassioned poetics sung in English and French are supported by dynamic musicianship and intricate arrangements to create a unique blend of indie folk, chamber pop and world fusion. The project began as a trio in 2014 in Spokane, Washington. The group formally banded with a full line-up following their 2017 album, Aspen Artichoke (released under the eponymous band name Dario Ré). At the end of 2018, the group rebranded as Heat Speak in preparation for their 2020 album release, To Love Wind.
Dario Ré
Dario Ré has a multifaceted practice including painting, assemblage, installation, video, performance, sound and songwriting. He was born and raised in Spokane, Washington and completed an MA in Art History at Concordia University in Montréal, Québec and a BA at Fairhaven College in Bellingham, Washington with a self-designed interdisciplinary concentration titled, Visual and Natural Culture: Art & Ethnobotany. He is also a private music instructor and the lead singer-songwriter for the indie band, Heat Speak.
Kate J. Reed
Party Krill is an illustration and surface design brand that values play, pretty things, and rough edges. All work is based on Kate Reed’s illustration, inspired by the fringes of her imagination and the occasional google search for images of “hippos sitting like dogs.” Kate runs her website named Party Krill. On her website, you are able to purchase pretty and playful wrapping paper, greeting cards, and art prints. Her work will soon be available in local shops. You can sign up for her newsletter to keep updated on new releases and partnerships!
Keely Honeywell
I’m an illustrator and designer, specializing in book design but open to all visual art. You can see more of my work on my Instagram account @keeannie.
Paula Lewis
I make art that I care about and by using assorted scraps, and salvaged materials, and making something beautiful out of them, I can encourage a different perspective—that bits and pieces are always capable of coming together to be made into something brand new. May your eyes be ever-opened to the inspiration piled within your junk drawer.
Andrea Parrish
For as long as I can remember, I have not had a mind’s eye – the ability to visualize. This aphantasia has created an interesting relationship with visual art. For many years, I relied on photography to record and tell the story of what’s around me. However, after a hand surgery left me unable to use an SLR camera, I took a friend’s dare to pick up a paintbrush. The planets and starscapes that have emerged gnaw at the edges of my memory in a way that seem to tease with what is just beyond conscious reach. Since I am not able to visualize what I’m trying to paint, it’s a matter of just trusting what appears. These days, I work primarily in paint, though I occasionally still work with photography and the written word. You can see a little of everything I do at @tinytall on Instagram, or on my website.