Lance and Scott

We have some great work. Have you seen what Lance did to the pieces this past week?

You wouldn’t think it’s possible.

We have just sat there and wondered. And then it gave us some time to ponder, and think of what we would have done.

Come on by to see.

This week, we have folks in the space, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

A full week!

And it’s going to be dandy.

Ryan Desmond and Cori McWilliams are in the Space

Cori’s hand printed wall banners

Wall banners and curve

 

Here are some images from Cori’s installation at the Saranac Art Projects.

 

Would you like to be a Member?

We are looking for members.

We are working on our lists, but we know there are others out there we:

A) Don’t Know about,

B) Have forgotten about,

C) Have just moved here and are looking for a place to explore visual options,

D) Would love to meet.

Send us a note,

Come by for a visit,

Say hello to one of the members as they walk down the street, and ask about the secret hand-shake.

How about it?

It’s a place to see what can happen.

Open and Excited

Come see what Larry and Nancy have in the space.

Larry has a collection which sparks our imagination. We know the kids from next door will have a good time looking and imagining where Larry has picked up his pieces. The lighted forms are fun.

Nancy has brought in work by Cory Peeke. We have yet to see that, but the image we have is a good one. The title tells a story resonating with many.

We think scale could be a challenge.

 

Look what’s coming to the Gallery!

Images for the new exhibition!

Can you wait?

We are installing in the next couple days. Just jumpy as all with excitement.

We are looking forward to a new and wonderful year making, and exploring.

We can’t wait! We just can’t!

Koeske

Construction
Margo Casstevens

Dark/Light: and exhibit of Dan McCann’s and Garric Simonsen’s Work Opening October Fifth

Opening of Dan McCann’s and Garric Simonsen’s exhibit at the Saranac Art Projects is Tonight, October Fifth.

The artists have been working on the installation, and we are opening the space for visits.

Dan has been working for seven years on this work. He has been thinking about the Saranac space as a place to explore ideas of terrain, and place. He has made a number of pieces rom paper, and other materials, but the final works are suggestive of many stories.

Garden (a segment of the piece)

Garric Simonsen’s works are encaustic and constructions. They have a number of stories embedded into them. HE seems to be having  conversations with our history in Spokane. Graffiti has a place here. So does the history we have been carrying forward from grade school.

Triangle, Garric Simonsen’s installation in the Saranac Art Projects. Part of the exhibition for October at the Saranac Art Projects.