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.
Daniel is a full time muralist and California native, living in Spokane. He has spent the last 6 years or so refining himself and his art. Public art/murals have always been his go-to. Mediums including spray paint and oil painting.
Roin Morigeau (b. Oct 24, 1984) is an interdisciplinary artist using drawing, painting, poetry, and sculpture to explore the dichotomy between matriarchal and patriarchal space. Roin centers their art practice as a form of protest and healing.
Shantell works with a various mediums in her visual art process, with a focus on ink drawings. Shantell also writes and performs original poetry at local spoken word events. Recently she has started focusing her creative process in electronic music.
Join us for a ribbon-cutting to celebrate the new CSO 26 plaza and water tank and honor the artists, Spokane Tribe member Jeff Ferguson and Colville Tribe member Smoker Marchand (with assistance from local artist Rick Davis).
New murals have been popping up across the Inland Northwest, brightening public spaces and bringing more art to the masses. The Inlander’s food and listings editor, Chey Scott, has written up an engaging survey of Spokane’s thriving mural and street-art culture.
Listen to artists JJ Harty, Kat Smith, and Jackie Treiber discuss their work on display in our Fall Chase Gallery Show, Inner Workings. This event is part of our November First Friday Reception.
Join us at the Chase Gallery for the closing First Friday reception of our Fall show, Inner Workings, featuring art from JJ Harty, Kat Smith, and Jackie Treiber.
Stay after the Artists’ Talk for the First Friday reception at the Chase Gallery.
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.
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