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Local artist Tif Ander Patterson keeps a whimsical, eclectic studio
3+ day, 1+ hour ago (11+ words) inlander.com...
Meet four Spokane-area artists and explore the creative spaces where they practice their crafts
3+ day, 1+ hour ago (122+ words) Nicole Mowbray throws a bowl in her home studio. If you’re lucky, every day you’ll stumble across a piece of locally created art while simply going about daily life here in the Inland Northwest. Whether it’s outdoors in a public…...
Elizabeth Lancaster’s solo Terrain show explores her family’s immigration experience in oil and watercolor
1+ week, 3+ day ago (829+ words) Elizabeth Lancaster paints at her South Hill home studio. Art teacher Elizabeth Lancaster lives a colorful life. Her entire front yard is filled with flowers and plants nearly tall enough to obscure her whole home. When we meet on a…...
Remembering the poetic life of Spokane’s Nance Van Winckel
3+ week, 3+ day ago (10+ words) inlander.com...
MODUS Fine Art takes a unique approach to gallery ownership in Coeur d’Alene
3+ week, 3+ day ago (775+ words) The Art Spirit Gallery’s former space enters a new chapter as MODUS Fine Arts. When Coeur d’Alene’s The Art Spirit Gallery closed its doors in February, North Idaho’s art community knew there would be some big shoes to fill in…...
Longtime Spokane artist John Thamm’s new Liberty Gallery exhibit showcases his signature portrait style
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (890+ words) Artist John Thamm at his Shotgun Studios. Each person has their own story to tell, their own unique personality that’s led them to become who they are now. Yet whether they realize it or not, all it may take to…...
Before his June 2 death, Marshall Peterson was a tireless advocate for experienced artists from the Inland Northwest
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (628+ words) Marshall Peterson was a fixture of Kendall Yards. “I do it to have a roof over my head. To have a place to sleep. To have something to eat.” These are the words that stand out to me most when…...
Terrain Gallery’s July show, Light/Land/Sky, featuresthree local artists who find inspiration in nature’s vastness
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (740+ words) “Bachelor Buttons at Twilight” by Heatherann Woods. While all three artists featured in Terrain Gallery’s newest exhibition work in different mediums and have varying art styles, all of the pieces have one thing in common: showcasing the beauty of the…...
New York City jazz duo Acute Inflections keeps the spirit of the Harlem Renaissance alive
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (756+ words) Pierre and Douglas have chemistry on stage and off. Throughout history, artistic creation has built bridges connecting cultures that seem distant, or even diametrically opposed. One of the best examples in the 250-year history of the United States is the…...
Summer Guide 2026: Theater
3+ mon, 2+ day ago (276+ words) That’s perfectly apparent as we prepared our annual Summer Guide, and found a host of plays, musicals and everything in-between. Comedy seems to be a major theme this year, but there are shows for just about everybody. Improv thrives at…...