Adventures Underground to host book launch for local author, artist, July 17 “Ian Martin’s second book, Aphelion, launches July 17 at Adventures Underground.”
"I Don't Know Who Needs to Hear This..." Artist interview with Sara Quinn “This show is all about people finding the love and support they need from within.”
Gallery at the Park presents magical, imaginative exhibition from Rae Ella Long and Erin Markee “Visit the Gallery at the Park at 89 Lee Boulevard in Richland or online at galleryatthepark.org.”
Artist interview: Kori Doran “The more you’re exposed to, the more you can see the web of relationships between opposing subjects and ideas.”
On stage in February: The Vagina Monologues “The Vagina Monologues explores the sacredness and beauty of women's bodies.”
Richland Players production begins Friday after two year pause “I hope the audience comes away with a sense of excitement and shock!”
Collected art and poetry from November 2021 We rounded up November's art and poetry for your enjoyment!
Collected art and poetry from October 2021 We’ve rounded up October's art and poetry for your enjoyment!
Collected art and poetry from August 2021 We've rounded up art and poetry from our August 2021 issue for your enjoyment!
Artist interview: Rebecca Merkley “Art making is an exercise in world building — of manifesting ideas into reality.”
Artist interview: Angela Harper “I would describe my work as trying to capture little moments of light...”
Collected art and poetry from May 2021 “We rounded up art and poetry from our May 2021 issue for your enjoyment”
Artist interview: Phinney Brown “Phinney Brown is an Indigenous artist of Coeur D'Alene descent. She uses traditional materials and methods to create unique, modern, wearable art.”
Artist interview: Consuelo Soto Murphy “I’m inspired by my family who were migrant workers. We worked in agriculture and loved looking at the beautiful green and fruitful landscapes.”
Enjoy art and poetry from the November 2020 issue “Less than a block away from her house He’s been following me from the bar Why didn’t I pretend I lived closer Every turn signaled, speed in check, I can make it...“
Art doesn’t stop DrewBoy Creative held their first virtual show, “Something Hopeful, Please: DBC Virtual Art Show,” in Response to COVID-19 on April 10.
Local arts groups share struggles, new visions COVID-19 has deeply impacted the arts with cancellations of live performances and a significant loss of revenue. To help share ideas on how the these arts groups are surviving, the Arts Center Task Force (ACTF) is hosting a series of online events called “Art in the Time of COVID-19.”
Looking up: "Something Hopeful, Please..." a retrospective "Through the artistic exchange of ideas, we can change the world.” — Davin Diaz
