Join Pottery Place Plus this October for First Friday at the Liberty Gallery for “People, Places, and Things” Artwork created by sisters Judy Klier and Marcia McDonald.
Join Pottery Place Plus this September at the Liberty Gallery as the members of River Ridge Association of Fine Art (RRAFA) explore the theme of Water.
Join Pottery Place Plus this August at the Liberty Gallery for paintings by John Thamm.
Join Pottery Place Plus this July at the Liberty Gallery for “Here and There” - photographs by Micheal DeCesare.
Join Pottery Place Plus this June at the Liberty Gallery for paintings by members of the Spokane Watercolor Society.
Join Pottery Place Plus in the Liberty Gallery this May for artwork by Janene Grende as she explores the “Illuminated Spirit” - The Natural World, Lit at the Edges by Dawn and Dusk.
Join Pottery Place Plus in the Liberty Gallery this April for artwork by members of Spokane Print and Publishing Center as they celebrate “Resilience” The Power of Joy
Join Pottery Place Plus in the Liberty Gallery this March to meet artist Gay Waldman.
This collection of photographs by Gay Waldman was captured during her beach visits along the coasts of California, Oregon, and Washington. These natural abstracts are a respite from the composite photographs she usually presents. You will see her images of nature’s compositions of line, form, and shape that emerge everyday along the Pacific Ocean.
Join Pottery Place Plus in the Liberty Gallery this February to meet artist Kelsea Rothaus.
Kelsea’s latest body of work looks outward to the stars and universe while reflecting on what it means to be human. Using her own style of ink wash, she embraces a process that is fluid yet permanent. Each mark is final, and echoes the irreversible nature of lived experience. These dreamscapes are subtly embellished with detail, inviting you to slow down and look closer at the art or into yourself.
Robin Wall Kimmerer has shared the Thanksgiving Address worldwide in her book “Braiding Sweetgrass”, published by Milkweed Editions. The Liberty Gallery exhibit features art inspired by this statement of gratitude, created by nine local artists.
Join Pottery Place Plus at the Liberty Gallery while we celebrate “Renewal” with Hannah Fountain.
Hannah Fountain is a self-taught artist living in Moses Lake, Washington. She began drawing and painting in her early childhood in California, being drawn to realism and the effects of light in artwork.
Join Pottery Place Plus at the Liberty Gallery while we celebrate “Water and Woodland” with Katie Frey.
Katie is a Spokane artist who primarily paints landscapes and animals. She has been teaching and creating art in Spokane for over 15 years. In this show she shares work that portrays the paths, homes and habitats of Inland Northwest wildlife.
Join us for First Friday and meet artist Dave Gonzo. Experience the extraordinary craftsmanship and vision of his work in "Gaia's Beauty."
Come meet the artist for September’s Liberty Gallery show: “Going Wild” — Art with action, unusual ideas, bright colors, and exceptional designs created by River Ridge Association of Fine Arts members
Spokane artist, Lauren Urlacher, brings flowers to life on canvas. Her hyper-realistic floral paintings invite viewers into a tranquil moment of stillness.
The Liberty Gallery’s first group photography show puts the focus on the natural world in and around the Pacific Northwest. The viewpoints range from incredibly closeup detail to wide and panoramic; from underwater to the highest peaks; from relics of man’s presence to intimate portraits of the animals who call the landscape home.
In June 2025, the Liberty Gallery features Spokane Watercolor Society’s Signature Members Show titled “Watercolor Experience”.
June 6, 2025 | 5:00-8:30 pm
From 5:00–7:00 pm SWS member Donna Stallings will perform on her violin.
At 7:30 pm a People’s Choice award will be presented with viewers eligible to vote until 7:00 pm for their “Choice”.
First Friday Reception to Meet the Artist: May 2, 2025 | 5:00-8:30 pm
An exciting new collection of mixed media works by Poindexter-Canton inspired by poetry and prose. Through layers of color, texture and form, each piece reinterprets literary moments in a visual way.
