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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.
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Colin Hayes
I prefer to work in a tight, realistic style using colored pencils, pastels, graphite and charcoal.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Event: July 12
“Splash” – A group watercolor show
The New Moon Art Gallery is featuring the lush watercolor artwork of Elise Beattie coupled with a watercolor group show showcasing the diverse works
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Alexzander Winters
I’m a local photographer in Spokane and one of my big passions is photography.
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Event: July 5
First Friday at The Gallery at Entropy
Artist Reception First Friday, July 5, from 5-9pm. Exhibition runs July 3 – 29.
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Heatherann Woods
By capturing and recreating images bathed in various unique natural light, or the lack there of, I pursue the conversation of perception, challenge accepted color and design theory and attempt to provide a visual field that presents the illusion of space.
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Shannon Spilker
I was born in raised in Spokane, and have always had a love for photography. Growing up in the Pacific Northwest, I found a love for nature and capturing the beautiful areas our hometown has.
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Heather March
Using everyday items like hats and purses as canvas, allows me to create art that is engaging, beautiful and useful.