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events · Friday, September 25

Spokane Art School opens Stewart-Kelly exhibition

The First Friday event features layered paintings, turned wood vessels, snacks, and drinks for purchase.

A focused artist sketching a human figure on canvas in a Shinjuku art studio in Tokyo, Japan.
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A new two-artist exhibition opens at Spokane Art School during First Friday on October 2, 2026. Painter E.L. Stewart presents layered works focused on color, shape, contrast, and playful tension. Woodturner Connor Kelly displays vessels that bring out the grain and character of natural wood. The opening runs from 4–7 PM, with refreshments available and beer and wine sold at the event.

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