For Kids
Franklin Elementary’s APPLE students and the community will be working together to improve the Lincoln Park shelter space.
For Kids
Grantee
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.
Artists of Color
Grantee
American Institute of Architects (AIA) Spokane
The 2025 Design Summit will be showcasing the activist work of Pascale Sablan, who works to advance architecture by bringing visibility and voice to the issues concerning female, LGBTQ+, and BIPOC designers.
Visual
Event: August 2
First Friday at The Gallery at Entropy featuring Miles Toland
First Friday at The Gallery at Entropy, featuring artist Miles Toland’s “Dream Recall” exhibition.
Visual
Event: August 2
“Symbiosis and Co-existence” – Ildikó Kalapács
I draw images mostly from my own Hungarian folk culture and, more specifically, from the peasant culture, relying on my background as a folk dancer and folk researcher.
Visual
Event: July 25
4D Riso Residency of Spokane Showcase
The Risograph Residency of Spokane, in collaboration with EWU’s Department of Design and Jamin Kuhn, welcomes Mykola Haleta and the release of their series of riso printed materials focusing on graphs, grids, patterns, typography.
Visual
Artist
Colin Hayes
I prefer to work in a tight, realistic style using colored pencils, pastels, graphite and charcoal.
Visual
Artist
Cori Schuman
My work is the antithesis of minimalism; I create abstract sculptures with designs that are over-the-top and even extravagant while whispering important concepts and ideas.
Visual
Event: August 2
First Friday Reception for Daniel Droz & Marie Noorani
Daniel Droz who is displaying his wonderful steampunk instruments, and Marie Noorani who is presenting her unique paper creations.
Visual
Event: August 2
Visual Voice. First Friday, Artist Reception
As a writer and a visual artist, I’m proposing a themed exhibition which reunites our earliest attempts at communication, highlighting several regional artists who consistently work with words and language in their artmaking.