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Pottery Place Plus is pleased to welcome Heather Brown as our March Guest Artist. Heather works in watercolor, acrylic and oil paints and is a children's art teacher in Spokane Valley. Her work is heavily influenced by the natural beauty around her as well as her faith. As a child, she would spend hours creating with any materials she could get her little hands on, including self-portraits on tissues. As a teenager, she took art classes in impressionist painting, which heavily influenced her personal style.

Now Heather teaches a variety of art classes for kids of all ages where she focuses on nurturing creativity and developing artistic skills and techniques. She loves painting commissioned work where she gets to work closely with clients to make their vision a reality.

Stop by PPP in the Historic Liberty Building this March to see Heather's work!

Jesse Ré is a Spokane artist using acrylic pouring as a base to create mixed media art in a way that hasn't been done before, incorporating epoxy, collaboration, collage, woodworking and more. With his eye and personal preferences as a guide, Jesse continues upon the path of the abstract on the way to clarity.

A close-up look at Jesse’s art brings into focus the cellular structure that is the very essence of physical being. Step back, and hidden images are revealed in each piece. Wear the 3d glasses (which are provided) and add an amazing field of depth and variety of experience!

As Jesse says: "My goal with this set is to feature crisp, clear cells and vivid contrast in striking compositions, inviting interpretation from the viewer."

Stop by the Liberty Gallery in March to see his work—you can also meet Jesse at the First Friday reception in the Historic Liberty Building on March 3rd from 5 – 9 PM.

Pottery Place Plus is pleased to welcome Heather Brown as our March Guest Artist. Heather works in watercolor, acrylic and oil paints and is a children's art teacher in Spokane Valley. Her work is heavily influenced by the natural beauty around her as well as her faith. As a child, she would spend hours creating with any materials she could get her little hands on, including self-portraits on tissues. As a teenager, she took art classes in impressionist painting, which heavily influenced her personal style.

Now Heather teaches a variety of art classes for kids of all ages where she focuses on nurturing creativity and developing artistic skills and techniques. She loves painting commissioned work where she gets to work closely with clients to make their vision a reality.

Stop by PPP in the Historic Liberty Building this March to see Heather's work!

Jesse Ré is a Spokane artist using acrylic pouring as a base to create mixed media art in a way that hasn't been done before, incorporating epoxy, collaboration, collage, woodworking and more. With his eye and personal preferences as a guide, Jesse continues upon the path of the abstract on the way to clarity.

A close-up look at Jesse’s art brings into focus the cellular structure that is the very essence of physical being. Step back, and hidden images are revealed in each piece. Wear the 3d glasses (which are provided) and add an amazing field of depth and variety of experience!

As Jesse says: "My goal with this set is to feature crisp, clear cells and vivid contrast in striking compositions, inviting interpretation from the viewer."

Stop by the Liberty Gallery in March to see his work—you can also meet Jesse at the First Friday reception in the Historic Liberty Building on March 3rd from 5 – 9 PM.

Pottery Place Plus is pleased to welcome Heather Brown as our March Guest Artist. Heather works in watercolor, acrylic and oil paints and is a children's art teacher in Spokane Valley. Her work is heavily influenced by the natural beauty around her as well as her faith. As a child, she would spend hours creating with any materials she could get her little hands on, including self-portraits on tissues. As a teenager, she took art classes in impressionist painting, which heavily influenced her personal style.

Now Heather teaches a variety of art classes for kids of all ages where she focuses on nurturing creativity and developing artistic skills and techniques. She loves painting commissioned work where she gets to work closely with clients to make their vision a reality.

Stop by PPP in the Historic Liberty Building this March to see Heather's work!

Jesse Ré is a Spokane artist using acrylic pouring as a base to create mixed media art in a way that hasn't been done before, incorporating epoxy, collaboration, collage, woodworking and more. With his eye and personal preferences as a guide, Jesse continues upon the path of the abstract on the way to clarity.

A close-up look at Jesse’s art brings into focus the cellular structure that is the very essence of physical being. Step back, and hidden images are revealed in each piece. Wear the 3d glasses (which are provided) and add an amazing field of depth and variety of experience!

As Jesse says: "My goal with this set is to feature crisp, clear cells and vivid contrast in striking compositions, inviting interpretation from the viewer."

Stop by the Liberty Gallery in March to see his work—you can also meet Jesse at the First Friday reception in the Historic Liberty Building on March 3rd from 5 – 9 PM.

The artwork by the Spokane Print & Publishing Center (SPPC) will include printing techniques such as letterpress, wood block, linoleum relief prints, screen print and book arts. Combined with the printing techniques are the use of handmade papers, acrylic paints, pastels, and collage. The show runs from March 26 – April 30.

The SPPC is a non-profit membership-based community print shop that provides an immersive learning space dedicated to print making, publishing, and creative play. Located at 1921 N Ash St in Spokane, they provide access to equipment, resources, and expertise to empower their students to execute their own print, book, writing, fabrication, and printing projects (SpokanePrintfest.org).

Participating artists include Thom Caraway, Bethany Taylor, Mel Hewitt, Dorian Karahalios, Reinaldo Gil Zambrano, Pixie Carlson, Aimee Clark, Kris Dinnison, Cooky Davies, Erik Peterson-Davis, and Sarah Windisch.

The Liberty Gallery is on the Mezzanine in the Historic Liberty Building, 203 N Washington St ~ there will be a First Friday reception on April 7 from 5–9pm.

Also, on April 8th from 1pm until 3pm the SPPC will demo techniques used to create pieces in the show. They will demonstrate digital transfer methods to apply photographs and other laser jet prints onto various surfaces. This can be done without presses or other specialized equipment! This demo at the Liberty Gallery is a free event and open to the public.

Pottery Place Plus is pleased to welcome Heather Brown as our March Guest Artist. Heather works in watercolor, acrylic and oil paints and is a children's art teacher in Spokane Valley. Her work is heavily influenced by the natural beauty around her as well as her faith. As a child, she would spend hours creating with any materials she could get her little hands on, including self-portraits on tissues. As a teenager, she took art classes in impressionist painting, which heavily influenced her personal style.

Now Heather teaches a variety of art classes for kids of all ages where she focuses on nurturing creativity and developing artistic skills and techniques. She loves painting commissioned work where she gets to work closely with clients to make their vision a reality.

Stop by PPP in the Historic Liberty Building this March to see Heather's work!

The artwork by the Spokane Print & Publishing Center (SPPC) will include printing techniques such as letterpress, wood block, linoleum relief prints, screen print and book arts. Combined with the printing techniques are the use of handmade papers, acrylic paints, pastels, and collage. The show runs from March 26 – April 30.

The SPPC is a non-profit membership-based community print shop that provides an immersive learning space dedicated to print making, publishing, and creative play. Located at 1921 N Ash St in Spokane, they provide access to equipment, resources, and expertise to empower their students to execute their own print, book, writing, fabrication, and printing projects (SpokanePrintfest.org).

Participating artists include Thom Caraway, Bethany Taylor, Mel Hewitt, Dorian Karahalios, Reinaldo Gil Zambrano, Pixie Carlson, Aimee Clark, Kris Dinnison, Cooky Davies, Erik Peterson-Davis, and Sarah Windisch.

The Liberty Gallery is on the Mezzanine in the Historic Liberty Building, 203 N Washington St ~ there will be a First Friday reception on April 7 from 5–9pm.

Also, on April 8th from 1pm until 3pm the SPPC will demo techniques used to create pieces in the show. They will demonstrate digital transfer methods to apply photographs and other laser jet prints onto various surfaces. This can be done without presses or other specialized equipment! This demo at the Liberty Gallery is a free event and open to the public.

Pottery Place Plus is pleased to welcome Heather Brown as our March Guest Artist. Heather works in watercolor, acrylic and oil paints and is a children's art teacher in Spokane Valley. Her work is heavily influenced by the natural beauty around her as well as her faith. As a child, she would spend hours creating with any materials she could get her little hands on, including self-portraits on tissues. As a teenager, she took art classes in impressionist painting, which heavily influenced her personal style.

Now Heather teaches a variety of art classes for kids of all ages where she focuses on nurturing creativity and developing artistic skills and techniques. She loves painting commissioned work where she gets to work closely with clients to make their vision a reality.

Stop by PPP in the Historic Liberty Building this March to see Heather's work!