Current and Upcoming Exhibits
Featuring all current opportunities to view Sheila Newenham’s nature and wildlife photography and meet her at events and exhibits in the Inland Northwest.
Terrain 15
One Night Only!
Friday, October 4, 2024
5 pm – 12 pm
Terrain is an annual juried multimedia art and music event celebrating artists in the Spokane area. Featuring new works by hundreds of artists and attracting thousands of attendees, it is a celebration of new energy and fresh ideas from all over the artistic spectrum. From painting to poetry to interactive art and film, we try to showcase a little of everything that’s happening to make the Inland Empire a more vibrant, cultural and beautiful place to live. This FREE event features visual art, a full musical line-up, live performances, food trucks and a photo booth.
Terrain Gallery
314 W Riverside Ave., Spokane, WA
(208) 263-6139
https://www.terrainspokane.com/
Art at Burlwood Dreams
Open Installation
Bears, Moose, Elk, and Fox large canvas prints are on sale. Stop in and take a look!
Monday – Saturday 10 am – 5 pm; Sundays 10 am- 4 pm
201 N. 1st Ave., Sandpoint, ID 83864
(406) 690-9451
https://www.facebook.com/ckobenauer/
Art at Iron Pizza, Athol
Open Installation
Iron Pizza serves delicious food, refreshing drinks, and local art on its walls. Stop by for a bite (my favorite is the Arabian Night pizza) and see my images. They are open seven days a week.
Iron Pizza
29801 N. Old Hwy 95, Athol, Idaho 83801
(208) 561-5211
https://theironpizza.com/
EXPLORATION
Unleashed Podcast Interview with Colleen Pelar
Sheila Newenham, DVM, talked with Colleen Pelar about exploration. The whole world is waiting for you. Where do you want to go? What do you want to see? What can you learn from being open to new experiences?
It’s no accident that most of your strongest memories and milestone events occur in the first half of your life. For many people, it’s the biggest period of growth and exploration.
Once you hit adulthood, it’s not uncommon to live a life filled with habits and routines, which can often make you feel like you’re stuck in a rut.
How can you break out of that? How can you use new experiences to make you feel more alert, more alive? What can you do that would make you feel less judgmental, less reactive?
That’s the topic in this episode of UNLEASHED (at work & home) with Sheila Newenham, veterinarian and nature photographer.
Thank you to Deb Humiston for featuring me in her Forest Preserve District of DuPage County blog!
https://www.dupageforest.org/catching-nature/sheila-newenham