Community Calendar

A celebration of beauty, this exhibition brings more than 60 objects, spanning 30 years of Louis Comfort Tiffany's career. He was one of the most innovative American artists of the 19th century for the way he elevated everyday objects--furniture, vases, lamps--into works of art. This exhibition focuses on Tiffany's magnificent stained glass windows, floral vases, lamps and decorative accessories from Chicago's distinguished Richard H. Driehaus Collection. Tiffany's technical brilliance in a wide variety of media enabled him to convey his awe of the natural world through a wide range of objects. His work was popular in his lifetime, and continues to be highly sought after today due to its unparalleled quality and beauty.

A celebration of beauty, this exhibition brings more than 60 objects, spanning 30 years of Louis Comfort Tiffany's career. He was one of the most innovative American artists of the 19th century for the way he elevated everyday objects--furniture, vases, lamps--into works of art. This exhibition focuses on Tiffany's magnificent stained glass windows, floral vases, lamps and decorative accessories from Chicago's distinguished Richard H. Driehaus Collection. Tiffany's technical brilliance in a wide variety of media enabled him to convey his awe of the natural world through a wide range of objects. His work was popular in his lifetime, and continues to be highly sought after today due to its unparalleled quality and beauty.

Joe Feddersen (Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation) is an artist working in print- making, glass and traditional materials, whose work is featured in the MAC’s permanent collection. Based in Omak, he spent a career teaching at Evergreen College in Olympia and exhibiting nationally. This exhibition features work from Feddersen’s personal collection of contemporary American Indian art, reflecting his friendships and artistic interests over the past few decades. From the well-known Jaune Quick-to-See Smith and Rick Bartow to up-and-coming new artists, this exhibition features a wide variety of work including sculpture, painting, photography and prints. Sept. 18-Feb. 7, 2022; open Tue-Sun from 10 am to 5 pm. 509-456-3931

Adam Blalock starts the New Year at the Liberty Gallery with a solo show of his work. Adam was born in Spokane and grew up in an old farmhouse along Latah Creek ~ in 2004, Adam was voted "most artistic" in high school but chose to pursue horticulture science instead. After more than 10 years of working in the industry and scientific study, Adam finally realized that creating art was indeed his true passion. He uses both contemporary and traditional forms of painting to convey emotion and to express the sensation of nature. Adam's work will be on view at the Liberty Gallery in the Historic Liberty Building, from January 2nd through the 30th.

Pottery Place Plus is pleased to present perennial favorite Juaquetta Holcomb as our Guest Artist for the month of January 2022. Juaquetta is known throughout the Inland Northwest for her beautiful handspun yarns, which she has been creating since 1993, plus she also knits, crochets and weaves shawls, hats and scarves with her own handspun art yarn, which helps support local Pacific Northwest sheep growers. Stop by PPP in the Historic Liberty Building (next to Aunties) from January 2nd thru the 29th to see & purchase textured rustic colorful yarn ~ it's great for gifts or a treat to yourself!

Montana based ceramic sculptor, Mya Cluff searches for the beginnings and endings of self-hood as she navigates interpersonal and societal relationships within a maternal context. As a mother and an artist, she asks the question, “Where do I end, and you begin?” <br> <br> Artist Lecture: February 8th from 10:30 am-11:30 am, Building 24, Room 110 with Closing Reception to follow in the Fine Arts Building 6 from 11:30-12:30. <br> Artist Workshop, demonstration of ceramic sculpture techniques: February 8th from 1:00 pm -3:00 pm in Building 6, Room 116.

Joe Feddersen (Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation) is an artist working in print- making, glass and traditional materials, whose work is featured in the MAC’s permanent collection. Based in Omak, he spent a career teaching at Evergreen College in Olympia and exhibiting nationally. This exhibition features work from Feddersen’s personal collection of contemporary American Indian art, reflecting his friendships and artistic interests over the past few decades. From the well-known Jaune Quick-to-See Smith and Rick Bartow to up-and-coming new artists, this exhibition features a wide variety of work including sculpture, painting, photography and prints. Sept. 18-Feb. 7, 2022; open Tue-Sun from 10 am to 5 pm. 509-456-3931

A celebration of beauty, this exhibition brings more than 60 objects, spanning 30 years of Louis Comfort Tiffany's career. He was one of the most innovative American artists of the 19th century for the way he elevated everyday objects--furniture, vases, lamps--into works of art. This exhibition focuses on Tiffany's magnificent stained glass windows, floral vases, lamps and decorative accessories from Chicago's distinguished Richard H. Driehaus Collection. Tiffany's technical brilliance in a wide variety of media enabled him to convey his awe of the natural world through a wide range of objects. His work was popular in his lifetime, and continues to be highly sought after today due to its unparalleled quality and beauty.

A celebration of beauty, this exhibition brings more than 60 objects, spanning 30 years of Louis Comfort Tiffany's career. He was one of the most innovative American artists of the 19th century for the way he elevated everyday objects--furniture, vases, lamps--into works of art. This exhibition focuses on Tiffany's magnificent stained glass windows, floral vases, lamps and decorative accessories from Chicago's distinguished Richard H. Driehaus Collection. Tiffany's technical brilliance in a wide variety of media enabled him to convey his awe of the natural world through a wide range of objects. His work was popular in his lifetime, and continues to be highly sought after today due to its unparalleled quality and beauty.

Adam Blalock starts the New Year at the Liberty Gallery with a solo show of his work. Adam was born in Spokane and grew up in an old farmhouse along Latah Creek ~ in 2004, Adam was voted "most artistic" in high school but chose to pursue horticulture science instead. After more than 10 years of working in the industry and scientific study, Adam finally realized that creating art was indeed his true passion. He uses both contemporary and traditional forms of painting to convey emotion and to express the sensation of nature. Adam's work will be on view at the Liberty Gallery in the Historic Liberty Building, from January 2nd through the 30th.