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September 2019
Exhibit: ‘A Long Now: New Work’ by Laura Truitt
Laura Truitt is an assistant professor of painting and drawing at Gonzaga University. Before getting her MFA in painting at Colorado State University, Laura studied painting and drawing at Goucher College, the Glasgow School of Art in Scotland, Vermont Studio Center and the Chicago Art Institute. Her current work focuses on architecture and landscape as representative of social systems and the contrasts that are inherent in painting and drawing space. Truitt is represented by the William Havu Gallery in Denver… Continue Reading Exhibit: ‘A Long Now: New Work’ by Laura Truitt
Find out more »Smithsonian Exhibit “Crossroads: Change in Rural America”
The Smithsonian's Museum on Main Street, in cooperation with the Idaho Humanities Council and the Latah County Historical Society, presents "Crossroads: Change in Rural America." The exhibition examining the evolving landscape of rural America opens at the Moscow Chamber of Commerce office at 411 S. Main Street on Friday, August 23rd. "Crossroads" will be on view through October 4th. Moscow and the surrounding community have been expressly chosen by the Idaho Humanities Council to host "Crossroads" as part of the… Continue Reading Smithsonian Exhibit “Crossroads: Change in Rural America”
Find out more »Intricate Bead Weaving by Alison Oman
Hundreds, and sometimes thousands of tiny beads make up the intricate bead weaving artwork of Alison Oman. The Clarkston artist draws inspiration for her original designs from the animal world, her London background, and the landscapes and seascapes of the U.S. West. Through October 5 Wenaha Gallery in Dayton, WA, is showcasing this talented artist’s woven bead bracelets and amulet necklaces.
Find out more »“Working Drawings” Exhibition Reception
Announcing the upcoming Third Street Gallery exhibition “Working Drawings” featuring works by artist George Wray, University of Idaho College of Art + Architecture professor emeritus. Wray taught painting and drawing to university art students for over 30 years, and his own work has included sculpture, neon, installation, and drawing. He has a particular enthusiasm for drawing outdoors. The exhibition begins August 8 and runs through September 30. The public is invited to the artist reception at Moscow City Hall, on… Continue Reading “Working Drawings” Exhibition Reception
Find out more »The Power of Small Things Art Exhibition
64 Artists • 99 Artworks • All Artwork Available for Purchase This national juried art exhibition celebrates the combined impact of small things – from discovering profound beauty in small moments to embracing small changes that lead to a better world. All artworks are 10x10” or smaller. For the first day of the exhibition, August 17, the gallery will open at 5pm with the opening reception. For the remainder of the exhibition, the gallery will be open Thursday–Sunday, 11am–5pm. For… Continue Reading The Power of Small Things Art Exhibition
Find out more »Palouse Plein Air 2019 Reception and Awards Ceremony
Celebrate with the artists of Palouse Plein Air 2019 at the competition’s reception and awards ceremony on Friday, September 20 from 5-8 p.m. at the Prichard Art Gallery. This year’s Palouse Plein Air guest juror, Scott Gellatly of Gamblin Paints, will adjudicate the exhibition, awarding cash prizes and recognition awards. Scott is a native resident of Oregon, where he currently lives with his wife and two sons. He is an artist and also works as a product manager for Gamblin… Continue Reading Palouse Plein Air 2019 Reception and Awards Ceremony
Find out more »Solar System Sensation
A musical tour of the planets of the solar system. Our computer simulates exact configurations for times and dates and allows fly-bys and zoom-ins. Tickets are $5 at the door only, cash or check please, we cannot accept credit at this time.
Find out more »Gallery Opening at Gilbert Cellars
This event will feature the artwork of Cecilia Marie Hudon. The artist introduction will begin at 7 pm.
Find out more »ArtBites: But is it ART?
Join us for this intimate lecture series, paired with gourmet fare and vibrant dialogue. We will dig deep and explore how we can engage with all kinds of art—especially pieces that may be unfamiliar, confusing, or challenging. Tickets are available in person at the PAFAC or online at pafac.org—seating is limited.
Find out more »ArtBites: But is it ART?
Join us for this intimate lecture series, paired with gourmet fare and vibrant dialogue. We will dig deep and explore how we can engage with all kinds of art—especially pieces that may be unfamiliar, confusing, or challenging. Tickets are available in person at the PAFAC or online at pafac.org—seating is limited.
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