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.
Join us at the Chase Gallery for the opening of our Fall show, Inner Workings, featuring art from JJ Harty, Kat Smith, and Jackie Treiber. This event is part of the city-wide Fall Arts Tour.
Lisa works both in watercolor and oil paint media. The grey and more muted palette represents a journey both literally and figuratively through the many shades of grey in life.
Artists and craftspeople share a visual demonstration for you to observe. Demonstrations in October are presented in conjunction with National Arts and Humanities Month.
Dean Davis teaches how to take high resolution photographs of your 3-dimensional artwork for grant and art show submissions, online sales, and displays. Registration is required.
Artist Trust Program Manager Lydia Boss provides an overview of how to apply for artist grants.
Local artists Roin Morigeau + Cody RS are excited to announce the opening of their new studio/ gallery space, YES! Live synth set by Shantell Jackson. Live drawing + more.
Today’s textile arts is not the same as your grandma’s bed quilt. Over 500 quilts, art quilts, & modern quilts are installed like art in a museum & individually lighted. With featured artist Kathleen Woods and the PRINCE Tribute Tour
Make a Litter Bug at Art Salvage during a family friendly drop-in workshop. We provide the materials and tools and you make a fun upcycled creation to take home.
Make a fabulous mask at Art Salvage during a family friendly drop-in workshop. We provide the materials and tools and you make a fun upcycled creation to take home.
Apostrophe is a student lead group that exhibits LGBTQ+ students, students of color, and women student artists from six local universities and colleges. Apostrophe will be holding its second annual exhibition of curated student work at an independent gallery space, to be announced, during the month of April 2020 with SAGA support.
Ellen Picken and Rajah Bose started Factory Town to combine their interests in visual art and storytelling. With SAGA support, Factory Town will be creating six kinetic sculptures which transform the familiar handheld “Jacob’s Ladder” toy into an over-sized interactive experience on impermanence.
The three artists are all 2019 graduates from Whitworth arts programs and are collaborating to create and share the work with Spokane’s youth. The goal of the Bird Nest Installation is to provide a place of escape for Spokane’s youth by translating elements of nature into an eco-friendly public art installation.
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