High-resolution images from past Tours and of individual artists' work are available 
to the media within 24 hours upon request.

 

 

Quotes:

"Gina and I have worked together before to present our work and that of other artists to the Spokane public, and we talked about how much we'd like to do that in the beautiful settings of gardens and river valley where we live and work. People loved the studio tour that first year, and the show has grown and added new things each year since." -Hulda Bridgeman, Tour Host

"Photographs are a perfect representation of a memory. Like memories, they are distorted from reality and subject to personal (emotional) interpretation. They are exaggerations of fact through the use of wide angle or telephoto lenses that flatten three dimensions into two." - Ira Gardner, Photographer

"The individual stones and components almost seem to select each other and create their own story together. It always pleases me when someone is immediately attracted to one certain piece. It is as if they hear that particular story, too." -Kris Howell, Jeweler

 

Past Articles:

The Inlander, April 2020 - Jill Ann Smith approaches her wide-ranging pursuits with passion and dedication

The Spokesman-Review, September 2019 - Tour Gives Art Lovers a Chance to Visit Studios 2019

The Spokesman-Review, September 2019 - Forging artistic connection: Ruly Deen imbues her jewelry pieces with meaning

The Inlander, August 2019 - Gina Freuen converted her studio into a live-work space

The Spokesman-Review, September 2017 - For ceramicist Gina Freuen, it’s all about bringing art home 

The Spokesman-Review, Adrian Rogers, September 2012

The Spokesman-Review, September 23, 2010

Arts Inland Northwest, September 12, 2010

7 Home, September 26, 2008