Olivia Wilde’s new psychological thriller, “Don’t Worry Darling,” follows the story of a young 1950s couple by the names of Jack (played by Harry Styles)
The trivial life of objects and how we assign meaning to them is what senior Boise State art student Jonathan Hewett portrayed in his recent
Maggie Nelson’s 2009 part-essay, part-literature book titled “Bluets” pays homage to the color blue and the symphony of loss. “Suppose I were to begin by
One of Boise’s most beloved local art events of the year came around during Sept. 9-11 and once again, did not disappoint. This year’s Art
Artist and inventor Laurita Siles combines stories of sustainability, women’s roles in society, loss of heritage and the importance of sheep in her wool-strung homage
As the effects of climate change become more prevalent, younger generations might feel the tangible effects of global warming more than any other generation. As
The Boise community has the privilege of accessing its Foothills for a wide range of activities, but with an influx of out-of-state residents flocking to
Sunshine Spice Cafe, Boise’s first Afghani bakery, is opening a second location in Downtown Boise. Currently in the process of working with architect Rob Thornton,
In biologist Lulu Miller’s 2020 part-history, part-memoir “Why Fish Don’t Exist,” we are introduced to the author and narrator in an exploration of her past
Among the luminosity of gold leaf and stitched fabric are the portraits of Black Americans whose stories “once slipped through the margins of society,” as
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