"State of Awe" by Vanessa Swenson encapsulates the boundless wonder found in everyday moments and grand landscapes alike. Through snapshots and sketches from her Northwest experiences, Swenson invites viewers to explore the awe-inspiring beauty of alpine ranges, lush forests, and serene waterscapes. Mindfully repurposing materials, she creates vivid brushstrokes that echo the awe-inspiring moments she's encountered, fostering curiosity and connection to the natural world. This exhibition beckons us to slow down, observe, and rediscover the profound sense of wonder that surrounds us all.

Step into Spencer Johnson's world of stone sculptures, where the divine and mortal converge in a delicate dance. Experience the striking contrast of raw stone crust and the artist’s meticulous carvings. This show beckons exploration of tradition and innovation, celebrating the timeless allure of stone in a contemporary context.

This group show featuring Pam Deutschman, Abigail Evans, Karen Mobley, and Megan Perkins explores the profound intricacies of farming – encapsulating its struggles, beauty, mortality, and ambiguity within a nuanced artistic narrative. Blending documentary realism with aesthetic contemplation, four regional artists create a visual dialogue that is both aspirational and memorial, personal and universal.

'Between Knowing and Being,' encapsulates the culmination of the artist’s 8-year project, 'Making Room,' which explores creating personal space in the world. Beginning with the construction of a tiny house, the project investigated the interplay of body and space through relationships, rituals, and restrictions, ultimately leading to the house's destruction. This gallery show highlights all stages of 'Making Room,' with a focus on the rituals stage, examining how daily habits evolve into a spiritual practice, posing the question of a sweet spot 'between knowing and being.' More than just art, this show is a reflective journey through navigating our unique realities.

Join us for our November gallery show, Flowers, featuring work by local artist, Toby Keough. “Art in this climate of the world is essential. There is so much to be overwhelmed and detached about. Through my paintings I want to bring a smile on people's faces with beautiful flowers. I am a local artist who specializes in large-scale muraling, featuring floral and botanical pieces.”

Join us for our October gallery show, Where do Ideas Come From? Spark + Provision = ART, featuring work by local artist, Deb Sheldon.

This collection of artworks represents an exploration of the origins of ideas and their manifestation in Deb's art. Within this collection, Deb has pursued these concepts using various mediums like paint, paper, coffee, stencils, and sculptural materials. The range is as diverse as the spectrum of ideas themselves.

Show Dates: October 5th - October 28th, 2023

Artist Talk: October 18th, 6 PM

Join us for our September gallery show, ‘Layers and Textures’ featuring work by local artists, Renée Oberdorf and Jun Soo Oh.

Show Dates: September 1st - September 30th

First Friday Opening: September 1st, 5pm - 8pm

Artist Reception: September 8th, 4pm - 8pm

Consumer Culture is a solo show of painting, sculptures and woodcuts by Chance Lucy. Lucy depicts logos of brands we consume throughout our daily lives through a contemporary art lens. By using recognizable logos as iconography, Lucy provokes the viewers perception of these brands. Through this body of work, the artist seeks to explore the notion that these brands hijack our thoughts and spending habits, while also creating mass pollution in our world.

Join us for our July gallery show, ‘The Illuminated Book of the City of Ladies,’ featuring work by local artist, Hannah Charlton.

Inspired by The Book of the City of Ladies by Christine de Pizan (originally published in 1405), local artist Hannah Charlton honors the heroic ladies of the 15th century through her painted illuminated manuscripts. Through her artwork, Charlton celebrates the accomplishments of these women and uses traditional medieval illuminated manuscript techniques to bring their stories to life.

Join us for our June gallery show, ‘You Were Always Home,’ featuring work by local artist, Kristen Morley.

'You Were Always Home’ is a collection of painted and mixed-media works that examine the complexities of living in a marginalized body. Local artist Kristen Morley's works confront the dysmorphic reality of existing without representation, and seeks to reframe our relationship to our bodies as extensions of our connection to nature.

Join us for our May gallery show featuring two combined shows from traveling artist Rachael Zur and local artist Anna Reynolds Wallis.

Choices Made by Ghosts Reflect My Sensibilities as Well by Rachael Zur uses familiar themes of domestic spaces coupled with unexpected painting strategies to explore the delicate nature of what remains when a life is over.

Anna Reynolds Wallis’ 3 Tapestries may look like paintings from afar, but as the viewer draws near they are presented with the meticulous hand-stitching of knitted and crocheted yarn. Viewers are encouraged to stand up close and examine the texture, depth and warmth of the surface, and the finished but imperfect edges.

A selection of printmaking work from national graphic and book artists curated by Carl Richardson and Reinaldo Gil Zambrano. This show is part of Spokane Print Fest which seeks to educate and inspire the local community on the traditional and contemporary practices of printmaking through curated gallery shows, artist demos and print workshops.

For two days only, we’re hosting a Terrain Gallery fundraiser show featuring artwork from a variety of local artists. Each artwork will be available for $200/each! It’s a super fun way to get your hands on artwork from coveted local artists at INCREDIBLE prices, and a great way to start building that art collection of yours.

Event Dates: Friday, March 31st* • 5PM-8PM and April 1st, 12:00PM-7:00PM

Through surrealistic compositions made from vintage American advertisements, Wenatchee artist, Chad Yenney uses collage to explore social and environmental issues while investigating the paradox of the USA’s idyllic narrative and an unfiltered history.

Mike Sonnichsen is an artist who employs geometry and color to dazzle the eyes and evoke wonder and nostalgia. This exhibition of prints and objects offers new ways of seeing the familiar through novel and surprising combinations which delight viewers through the play of color and form.

"Remote" is a collection of works exploring themes and experiences common to many during COVID lock-downs. The works connote physical, social, psychological, political, and economic distance, and the rituals and practices people used to navigate those and sustain themselves through the early months of the pandemic.