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 in the Park featured 240 arts and crafts vendors, 49 new artists and 106 local Idaho artists.
The Boise Art Museum’s…
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 to Basque culture at MING Studio Gallery.
Laurita Siles is a native Basque artist who…
This year’s Boise Pride Festival artwork, designed by local Boise artist Sugar May, illustrates a comic book style “Superhuman” theme with a vintage twist.
Local pin-up and comic artist Sugar May specializes in creating queer and LGBTQ art with a vintage…
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 stated by Kilolo Luckett, and have been given life through the breath and work of Stephen Towns.
In…
Marianna Jimenez Edwards, a local Mexican American artist, presents a variety of visual arts pieces in “Assembling Self,” a visual art exhibit inspired by her experiences as a Mexican American woman living in the United States. The exhibit is now open on campus…
[Colored porcelain and sterling silver earrings donated by Shay Woodhouse.]
Local Boise artists Sasha Barrett and Shay Woodhouse, originally from Ukraine, started an “Artists for Ukraine” fundraiser and ended up raising $43,000 for the Ukraine war effort.
Barrett…
The grand opening of the Spring 2022 Bachelor of Fine Arts Exhibition, presenting art by seniorart students pursuing degrees in Visual Arts, Illustration and Art Education will take place this Friday, April 8th beginning at 6 p.m.
The exhibit presents a…
The Sustainability Center in the Student Union Building is seeking new innovative submissions for the Earth Day Art Exhibitions.
In partnership with ASBSU, the Fine Arts Program anduniversity art curator Fonda Portales, the Earth Day Exhibition seeks to feature…
In Emma Obendorf’s submission for the 2022 Annual Student Juried Exhibitions, she wanted to do something different from her typically representational artwork. She’s an illustration and drawing and painting BFA student, but used newspaper, paper and charcoal to create a…
The Harlem Renaissance and the African American origin of Rock n’ Roll are commonly forgotten aspects of American History, but they have both had profound effects on American culture.
The Harlem Renaissance created a new way for race to be viewed in the United…