

Current Show:
“Two Views of Spokane”
Paintings by Local artists Melissa Dingfield and Megan Perkins
The world is a beautiful place that artists Megan Perkins and Melissa Dingfield portray in their unique styles.
Megan uses flowing watercolor to depict the long views of eye-catching scenery surrounding Spokane and iconic buildings that make up Spokane’s heart. She wants her work to inspire people to look at the world with childlike wonder and to be reminded that there are opportunities everywhere to be grateful, to be alive, and to witness the day unfolding.
Melissa’s oil paintings explore in exquisite detail local gathering places and the people passing through them. Her work is relatable and authentic, capturing everyday events drawn from her own experiences and telling the stories of the places she’s been. Melissa creates an intimate three-way conversation between the maker, the art, and the audience, hoping to empower viewers to know that their stories matter enough to become a work of art.
What: In March 2025, the Liberty Gallery features artwork by Melissa Dingfield and Megan Perkins – each portraying Spokane scenes in their own unique styles.
When: February 23, 2025 – March 29, 2025
First Friday Reception to Meet the Artists:
March 7, 2025: First Friday Reception to Meet the Artists; 5:00-8:30 pm
Upcoming Show:
"Duality – How Opposites Attract"
Showcasing works by members of Spokane Print and Publishing Center
Duality consists of two concepts that exist in contrast with each other. The boundaries of one are defined by the rugged edges of the other, and yet the two must exist for the idea to be real.
Light and dark, good and evil, black and white are most often described with their opposites, yet does one truly exist without the other?
First Friday Reception to Meet the Artists
April 4, 2025 from 5:00-8:00 pm