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We feature a select few artists and display a variety of their artwork so you can get a feel for their style & skill. We love supporting local artists, come walk through the building and see their amazing work, plus maybe even take a piece home with you!
Meet the Artists :
Heidi Barnett
Organic Pointillism
Color represents Heidi’s first and most fundamental inspiration, and her vibrant paintings have earned her a devoted following. Largely self-taught, the past five years represent a time of great experimentation, liberation, and personal growth in terms of her technique and style.
Affectionately dubbed the “Q-tip Artist” by her fans, Heidi experiments with palette knives, fingers, and a variety of eclectic tools – including Q-tips – to apply paint to her canvases. Raw, dynamic, and vibrant, her work hints at the fundamentals of Pointillism while pushing the style in new, captivating directions.
Located on the Second Floor, East
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Shelly Matthews
Impressionist
Shelly has always loved color and being outdoors! Art classes in school led her to college at Ball State University in her home state of Indiana. Flowers bring her so much joy! Shelly and her husband have designed and created their home and studio. They have goats and chickens and being lakeside gives her peace.
For over twenty two years, outside of being a wife and mom, she founded a Christian elementary school that God grew into 125 students in preschool through fifth grade. Art, of course (both performing and visual arts) are a key part of that school.
Located on the Second Floor, West
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Sara Conybeer
Oil over Mixed Media
Sara Conybeer is known for her bold use of color, dynamic composition, and the energy in her imagery. Born in rural central British Columbia, Catnada, to a family of artists, she has lived all across the Western Canadian provinces and the Yukon territory.
Through her layered, abstracted, and imaginative approach, Sara’s art reflects the world around her. As a sensitive soul and empathetic observer of the world, Sara brings a unique perspective to her art, infusing each piece with a sense of compassion, understanding and a fierce protective quality.
Located on the Second to Third Floor Stairs, North
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Katie Frey
Impressionist
Katie Frey has been teaching and creating art in Spokane for over 15 years. She paints with bright colors and expressive lines. The subject matter is planned, but everything else is intuitive tangled plants, abstract blocks of color, hidden patterns. Katie wants her art to be wild and invigorating; to look as spontaneous and joyful as it feels when she creates it.
“My paintings explore storytelling through animals and their environment. I am continuously trying to expand, examine and capture my relationship to wildlife and create an open door for viewers to engage with the elements and the habitat.”
Located on the Third Floor, East
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Amalia Fisch
Mixed Media
Amalia’s love for art began at the age of five, when she stumbled upon her grandparents’ collection of postcards from their trips to Europe. She distinctly remembers holding the card of Michaelangelo’s Pietà in her small hand and being in disbelief that it was made of marble. It was then she wanted to be an artist.
She studied drawing and painting with Clelia Speroni, a renowned teacher and artist. She spent three years under her tutelage, then traveled to Seattle, WA, where she attended Cornish College of the Arts and the University of Washington, graduating Magna Cum Laude with a B.F.A. in Printmaking.
Located on the Third Floor, West
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