Spokane Art School

Wednesday, April 27, 2016

All in the Family: Clay & Paint with Gordon Wilson and Angelika Wilson-Wipp

All in the Family: Clay & Paint

Gordon Wilson & Angelika Wilson-Wipp

April 1 - May 28, 2016

Mermaids, angels, goats, donkeys and other creatures populate the Spokane Art School Gallery. The interaction of humans and animals in parables and fables has much to say about the human condition. These visual stories challenge the viewer to discover hidden meanings behind the imagery. As an artist couple, we have an appreciation for what animals can teach us and their narrative potential in our artworks.

Spokane Art School

811 W. Garland Ave

Spokane, WA 99205

509-325-1500

spokaneartschool@gmail.com

Tuesday, March 8, 2016

"Rural Patinas" Watercolor Workshop with Ken Spiering

Join us for two sessions of watercolor painting in the rural setting of old farm equipment, an old barn, a wide variety of foliage including very old apple trees, with a mature artist on the ol’ Palouse! Ken offers his studio and property for this two day workshop, Friday May 27th, 6 – 9 and May 28th, 8:30 – 4:00. For the watercolor enthusiast with some experience painting, this workshop will focus on the compositional structure of a good painting and making your watercolors dynamic through manipulating focus, color intensity and value contrast. Friday evening will be about some get acquainted time, a watercolor demonstration, discussion and questions and answers throughout. Saturday will be plein aire painting, individual instruction and gentle personal critiques throughout the day, with a group sharing at the conclusion. Bring a sack lunch for Saturday, some snacks will be provided.

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Wednesday, February 24, 2016

Spring Classes and Workshops at the Spokane Art School

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Spokane Art School

Wednesday, January 27, 2016

Torn Felt - Felt Torn

Torn Felt – Felt Torn

Spokane Art School Gallery

811 W. Garland Ave.

Spokane, WA

509-325-3001

Artist’s reception – Friday, February 5 – 5-9PM

Music by Front Porch Trio

February 5 – March 26, 2016

Monday – Friday 10AM – 5PM and Saturday 10AM – 4PM

The impact of the Artreach program at Crosswalk

The reach of art in the lives of young people at Crosswalk is more of an embrace.

Young people gather around a table, begin a project; their created book, their personal canvas and soon the individual project transcends; becoming a collective event, establishing community, creating similarity of conversation.

The atmosphere changes becomes expressive; the colors, the symbols, the words… evolve.

The room brightens, time is forgotten.

The pulse of the room strengthens and slows, it’s Wednesday afternoon at Crosswalk, there’s hope.