Critical Infrastructure | Oct 2nd - Oct 31st
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This show will be in the gallery October 2nd - October 31st
Opening Reception: October 2nd | 5PM - 8PM
Gallery Hours: Thursday-Saturday | 4PM - 7PM
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Critical Infrastructure | Ali Blackwood, Ali Shute, Ann Saberi, Brooke Wagner, Chelsea Cordova, Eva Silverstone, Jeni Riplinger, Jennifer LaRue, John Fullmer, Kelsey Cook, Kristin Becker, Megan Cherry, Rachel Allen, Rob Worstell
Show Statement:
They used to make art; now they spend their time amplifying the artistic efforts of others. Museum and gallery directors, nonprofit arts organization founders, art teachers, and other local arts advocates have made a life with art that is nearly 100 percent public-facing, yet their own art making is rarely if ever seen. Or it's a long ago pastime. This exhibition challenges participants to make new work, potentially rekindling their interest in art making. It also highlights the depth and breadth of the local and regional arts ecosystem, offering the public an opportunity to go behind-the-scenes with the people who help create the arts community. The broad range of artists who have accepted so far work in clay, mixed media sculpture, painting, printmaking, photography and more (and as mentioned, there are 3 additional artists who may yet confirm). The participants' work is united in the theme that they don't make art to make a living, yet are immersed in art and with artists every day, which is a unique perspective.
Opening Reception: October 2nd | 5PM - 8PM
Gallery Hours: Thursday-Saturday | 4PM - 7PM
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Critical Infrastructure | Ali Blackwood, Ali Shute, Ann Saberi, Brooke Wagner, Chelsea Cordova, Eva Silverstone, Jeni Riplinger, Jennifer LaRue, John Fullmer, Kelsey Cook, Kristin Becker, Megan Cherry, Rachel Allen, Rob Worstell
Show Statement:
They used to make art; now they spend their time amplifying the artistic efforts of others. Museum and gallery directors, nonprofit arts organization founders, art teachers, and other local arts advocates have made a life with art that is nearly 100 percent public-facing, yet their own art making is rarely if ever seen. Or it's a long ago pastime. This exhibition challenges participants to make new work, potentially rekindling their interest in art making. It also highlights the depth and breadth of the local and regional arts ecosystem, offering the public an opportunity to go behind-the-scenes with the people who help create the arts community. The broad range of artists who have accepted so far work in clay, mixed media sculpture, painting, printmaking, photography and more (and as mentioned, there are 3 additional artists who may yet confirm). The participants' work is united in the theme that they don't make art to make a living, yet are immersed in art and with artists every day, which is a unique perspective.
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Where is it happening?
628 N. Monroe St., Spokane, WA, United States, Washington 99201
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