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.
Arlon Rosenoff
Arlon is a Palette Knife Oil Painter in Contemporary Impressionist Style. Arlon has an Artist Owned Studio/Gallery open to the public in downtown Coeur d’Alene (116 N. 4th Street). See website for details.
Antonio Romero
Spokane area artist Antonio Romero lately focuses most of his time on digital artwork he makes on his iPad. He was raised in Mexico, but after returning to the U.S., joined the U.S. Air Force and served for 20 years ending his career at Fairchild AFB, Washington.
Ellen Picken
I’m only 5’2″ but I can scale a three story building with a gallon of paint in one hand and a paintbrush in the other. Though I have many artistic outlets, my main motivator these days is designing and installing large scale murals. I love working with the public to create art that they love to live with. My clients include the City of Spokane, New York Department of Transportation, Google, REI, Adobe, and many more.
Factory Town
We see art as our common language and stories as our currency. We bring people and organizations together through thoughtful visuals and memorable experiences.
We’re a dual-director studio. That just means we collaborate to get your message across effectively and artistically. We work with our hands to make cinema, photography and imaginative visuals that are entertaining and interactive.
Aimee Croteau
Aimee Croteau works primarily in colored pencil to create photorealistic representations of animals and wildlife on airbrushed backgrounds.
Allen & Mary Dee Dodge
Allen and Mary Dee work collaboratively in iron, copper and vitreous enamels as well as wood, paint, paper and more.
Brandy Seistrup
The work of Spokane-based artist, Brandy Seistrup of Opal Fox Fine Art, is known for its bold yet calming use of color.
It’s her connection to the natural world that inspires the work. Movement that mimics the unpredictable lines found in nature; lines that are never straightforward; movement that can’t be controlled. Reminding us to let go, trusty how we feel, and see the beauty in the abstract. Brandy works in ink, watercolor, and resin. She is open for commissions and prints and originals are available for sale on her website here.