May 03 Friday
JOSHUA HOBSON, "Potential Synergy"
"Josh’s work is engaged with an analysis of, and experimentation with the fundamental attributes of the medium. His practice incorporates tabletop studio photography, on-site photography and camera-less concrete processes. Through material engagement and process-oriented actions Josh’s work aims to shed light on the various uses and origins of the photographic image. His work is grounded in material culture, the history of abstraction and an alternative history of lens-based media. His current projects engage with the dire environmental issues facing the planet including both the social and personal effects of climate change, pollution and resource extraction."
LISA NAPPA & ROGER RALSTON, "In Technicolor"
New work by Roger Ralston and Lisa Nappa is an adventure in color, referencing the idea of seeing the world in fantastical wonder. Roger Ralston continues his chromatic odyssey through playful, formal compositions in watercolor painting and intimate handmade books. Lisa Nappa has artfully combined the colorful world of rug tufting and ceramics to create magical, one-of-a-kind stools and wall pieces.--Saranac Art Projects - a contemporary, co-op art gallery -25 W. Main St. • Spokane, Washington
‘Witching Hour: Senior Art Exhibit’. April 19 – May 10, 2024. FIRST FRIDAY RECEPTION - Friday, May 3, 4-7 pmCLOSING RECEPTION - Friday, May 10, 4-7 pmThis exhibition features artworks by Gonzaga’s current BFA and BA senior candidates. Our BFA candidates are Devon Schreiber and Rebeca RivasBach Q. Our BA candidate is Katie Chicca. The gallery is open to the public: Fridays 4 pm-7 pm and Saturdays 10 am-3 pm. Admission is free.
Barrister Winery First Friday showcases local artists and features local musicians, providing for a night of arts, culture, music, dancing & community. No cover charge & no reservations required.
‘Insidious: those tiny things’ is a compelling solo exhibition showcasing new works by Jiemei Lin. This collection of paintings, prints, and installations offer a thought-provoking exploration of the everyday moments that shape our lives and the insidious harm that can result from gender, culture, and societal pressures. Lin's pieces delve into the experiences of women, daughters, little girls, foreigners, and rebels existing within patriarchal systems, bringing to light the subtle yet profound impact of seemingly unnoticeable moments that are often ignored or dismissed. Together, Lin's works offer a powerful commentary on the complex interplay between identity and power. • First Friday Opening: May 3rd, 5-8PM • Show Dates: May 3rd – May 25th.
First Friday at The Gallery at Entropy, featuring local artist Anna Reynolds Wallis’ "Tapestries" exhibition. Artist Reception First Friday, May 3rd, from 5-9pm. DJ Lydell will be spinning records. Exhibition runs May 3-June 3.
Trackside Studio Ceramic Art Gallery is featuring for the month of May, partner and studio artist, Mark Moore. Mark is exhibiting functional ceramics and sculpture plus a beautiful collection of ceramic planter forms showcasing earth's wide range of colors created with clay and glazes, and the beauty of the natural form used in them. Many of his ceramic forms on exhibit are the end result of his personal research into the art of Ikebana and its specific vase forms.
Our May show dives into the enchanting realm of three extraordinary artists: Melissa Cole, Aaron Smith, and Sara Conybeer. Each brings a distinctive flavor to the palette, yet all share a superpower - the ability to seize hold of your imagination.. This visual feast starts on First Friday, May 3rd, 5-9pm and runs until June 1st. Regular Gallery Hours - Wednesday through Saturday. 11am -5pm
May 05 Sunday
It’ll be a grand party, with new and revised exhibits, as well as complimentary appetizers and wine Sunday, May 5 starting at 3pm at Wallace‘s Barnard-Stockbridge Photo Museum. Each year the museum celebrates its opening with its Spring Fling Gala. The museum completely revises its exhibition space each year with new and expanded images from the 200,000 plus photo collection— one of the largest such historic collections in the country. The free admission event is open to the public and will be held in the museum at 312 Fourth Street in the National Register of Historic Places former Holy Trinity Episcopal Church building.
May 07 Tuesday
This exhibition features artwork by Samantha Wall originally from Seoul, South Korea, Wall immigrated to the United States as a child and comes from a multiracial background. Operating from within this framework, her drawings embody the experience of navigating transcultural identity. Wall’s art is characterized by her unique approach to traditional drawing techniques combined with a contemporary vernacular that reflects her understanding of the world around her.
May 10 Friday