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
By Julianne Gee & Hanalei Potempa The winning submissions for the 2022 Annual Student Juried Exhibition are on display at the Blue Galleries, located on
After being delayed by the pandemic, Dr. Marlene Tromp’s presidential portrait was finally revealed Nov. 3 at 5 pm in the Center for the Visual
Art lives everywhere. It’s in downtown Boise on the traffic boxes decorated with murals. It’s on Boise sidewalks, where chalk artists are free to express
Dr. William Nericcio, English professor and director of San Diego University Press, came to speak at Boise State at the beginning of Hispanic Heritage month
By Amanda Niess and Julianne Gee Boise State University welcomed the Keith and Catherine Stein Luminary to campus in the Center for Visual Arts Building
The Boise Art Museum will be holding its 67th Art in the Park fundraiser from Sept. 10-12 at Julia Davis Park, across the river from
Despite the hardships presented for artists throughout the year, the Fine Arts Gallery on the second floor of the Student Union Building (SUB) has still
Boise State Department of Public Safety is seeking visual-enthusiast students who want to submit design entries for its program, Creative Routes, that aims to incorporate
Boise State’s Bachelor’s of Fine Arts program has opened an exhibit at the Center for Visual Arts. The last day that the fall 2020 BFA
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