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, creating a community of artists…
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 January in Boise, applying her…
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 easier now more than ever…
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 exhibition: “Objects: A Series of…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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 just in time for the…
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