The latest exhibit in the Student Union Fine Arts Gallery, “Breaking the Mold,” aims to change the narrative when it comes to veterans. Boise State
As Boise’s population continues to grow, so does the city’s art scene. The art scene in Boise and nearby Idaho cities is expanding and diversifying,
For the month of January, Boise art studio Surel’s Place hosted contemporary landscape artist Roxanne Everett. Everett, an award winning artist, spent the month of
Abstract artist and art therapist Esther Oppenheimer presents her collection of mixed media art pieces in her exhibit “Controlling Chances,” open on the second floor
Boise State’s Blue Galleries, located in the Center for Visual Arts, hosted the semi-annual BFA Exhibition, highlighting the work of graduating art students. The exhibit
It’s clear to see that the Boise art scene has expanded in recent years, from spoken word, visual design and unique theatrical performances, it is
Local Idaho artist Bill Bybee presents his collection of mixed media pieces in his exhibit titled “Queer Coding.” Located on the second floor of the
Walking into the Center for Visual Arts Building at Boise State, turn to the left and you will see a big, open space shielded by
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
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
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