No Hate in WA State

Vote No on I-001 and I-638

Have you spotted these installations around town? We partnered with local artists, James Moss Landsiedel, Lisa Soranaka, HF Brownfield and Molly O’Brien to create site-specific artworks at Kizuri, Boo Radley’s, Canvas Collective Salon, Electric Photoland and The Mason Jar as a way to help spread the word about the No Hate in Washington campaign.

James Moss Landsiedel Bio coming soon.

Boo Radley's | 232 N Howard St, Spokane, WA

“In my mind there is no safer place to be, and fully express yourself than out in nature. As I grew into adulthood and began discovering myself and my identity, nature became a peaceful, safe space for myself and my queer/gender nonconforming friends to connect and foster community.”

Lisa Soranaka is a Japanese-American artist and arts educator in the Northwest. Lisa is a ceramic sculptor, and has done a number of public works in Spokane.

The Community Building | 35 W Main Ave, Spokane, WA

Inspired by the symbolism of flowers and their connections to LGBTQ+ and other marginalized communities, this project aims to create a botanical window display that celebrates identity, visibility, and resilience.

HF Brownfield is a curious human, storyteller, illustrator, and parent of three extraordinary offspring. Once upon a time, Brownfield earned a bachelor’s degree in secondary education. Since then, their career has taken many surprising twists and turns to places like the coffee world, technology, and marketing.

The Mason Jar | 101 F St, Cheney, WA 99004

“Kids cannot vote, but our vote can act as the bubble wrap that gives them the right to dignity and can keep dangerous adults from using the law to their advantage.”

Molly O’Brien is a textile artist, painter, and fashion designer creating process-oriented pieces centered around an intimate relationship with material.

Howard Strip | Howard Street and 2nd Ave, Spokane, WA

“"Not only are these bills blatantly anti-trans, they also cannot be received outside of the context of the Epstein Files and the recent news of the Cornell 7.”