Willard Arts Center
Carr Gallery
450 A Street 522-0471
Mon-Fri 11-5, Sat 10-4
CARR GALLERY SCHEDULE
NOW-July 5
Buckwheat & Grits, The Work of artist Elliot Wall
Elliott Wall’s work has been described as many things:
alluring, provocative, sensual, mysterious, and unsettling.
But one thing is for certain, the images are emotion provoking.
Join us for an opening reception on Saturday, May 10 from 7-8 pm,
preceding the performance in the Colonial Theater of Freda Payne’s
tribute to Ella Fitzgerald. Sponsored by: Portage, Don & Sheri Weber,
Nathan & Jill Barnes, Vino Rosso
Bonneville Art Association
Stanger Memorial Art Gallery
P.O. Box 432
3670 Main St. Iona
Contact: Mary Lee Shumway, 523-3538
Hours are 9 am-3 pm or by appointment
Admission is free.
The historic Stanger Building, erected in 1888, is a charming example of early sandstone architecture. The Art Guild has cared for and renovated this building since 1963. Exhibits are hung here four times a year, and feature a variety of themes.
Collectors’ Corner Museum
900 John Adams Pkwy, IF
528-9900
Tues-Sat 10 am-5 pm
Adults $4, discounts for seniors, students and youth.
Feature Room” Schedule
NOW-Aug. 2, Time Honored Tools.
Come see some of the early tools that made “living easier” and how they have evolved to today.
Aug. 5-31, Elvis & the Nifty 50’s.
A collection to take you back to the rock ‘n roll years and so many memories.
Eagle Rock Art Guild
P.O. Box 2542
287 Cliff St., Idaho Falls
529-2555
Wed. 12-3 pm
Thurs.-Sat. 11-3
Closed Sun.-Tues.
Admission is Free.
Ongoing local artist shows and sales through the Guild monthly. Come in and see local art.
The ART MUSEUM of Eastern Idaho
300 S Capital Ave, Idaho Falls
524-7777
www.theartmuseum.org
Wed-Sat 10 am-4 pm
Thurs.10 am-8 pm
NOW-July 12
THE PAINTINGS OF TED WADDELL
Sponsored by Ron and Shirley Koester and Ron and Ellie Hampton. The spontaneous, luminous encaustic paintings of Idaho/Montana artist Ted Waddell explore the vast and vivid landscapes of the West. Free to the public.
THE OBJECTS OF OUR FRIENDSHIP
Contemporary pottery and ceramics by Arizona artists Kathy Galloway, Susan Harris, Seth Rainville, Don Ridley and Russ Wrankle. Free to the public.
SOME ASSEMBLAGE REQUIRED
The Studio Gallery features work by the Museum Artists.
FEATURED LOCAL ARTIST: Lori Price. Free to the public.
HELEN AUPPERLE: A FORCE REVISITED
Sponsored by Bank of Idaho. Noted colorist and pastel painter, Aupperle taught at Idaho Falls High School in the 1950s and 60s where she fostered a new generation of Idaho artists. Free to the public.
July 17 - August 30
FRUIT OF THE TREE: STUDENTS OF HELEN AUPPERLE. The Studio Gallery features work by Aupperle students on the contemporary art scene today.
FEATURED LOCAL ARTIST: Carol Watson
July 17 - September 27
HELEN AUPPERLE: A FORCE REVISITED
Sponsored by Bank of Idaho. Noted colorist and pastel painter, Aupperle taught at Idaho Falls High School in the 1950s and 60s where she fostered a new generation of Idaho artists. Free to the public.
SPECIAL EVENT’S
Second Thursdays, 12:15 –1 pm. Lunch & Look. Bring your brown bag lunch and join us for exclusive tours, art lectures, and poetry explorations. Admission is free.
July 10 – Enjoy an outdoor watercolor demonstration by accomplished Rexburg artist Richard Bird.
August 14 – Local artist Marina Zavalova demonstrates Russian Impressionism in the great outdoors.
Elegance in Art
385 W Broadway, Idaho Falls
523-7765
Mon.-Fri. 10-5, Sat. 10-4, evenings and Sundays by appt.
Elegance in Art features a selection of limited edition canvas, giclee, serigraph as well as lithographs. Originals by a select group of local talent. Also a fine selection of original pottery, jewelry and sculpture. Custom framing is available.
Museum of Idaho
Northeast corner of Eastern & Elm, Idaho Falls
522-1400
Mon-Tues 9 am- 8pm
Wed-Sat: 9 am-5 pm
Closed on Sunday
Admission: Adults $6; Seniors $5; Youth (4-18 yrs) $4; Under age 3 free; Family (household members) $19; Mondays from 5-8 pm, family admission $15.
www.museumofidaho.org
Now-Nov. 30, World of the Pharaoh’s,
$6 adults, $5 seniors and $4 for youth 18 and under.
The Willowtree Gallery
210 Cliff Street
Contact Lisa Kelly at 524-4464
lisa@thewillowtreegallery.com
Tues-Fri 10-6 and Sat 10-4 or by appointment.
Admission: Free
NOW-July 31, Featuring area artists, local scenery.
Aug. 14-Sept. 13, Pastel Society of the Northern Rockies Annual Juried Show.
BYU-Idaho
Spori Art Gallery
Rexburg, ID
Mon.-Fri. 9-5 (when school is in session)
Admission Free
496-2875
The gallery is located in the Spori Building and open school days from
9 am - 5 pm. Other art display venues in the new building include the student gallery on the third floor and the mezzanine gallery above the main art gallery. The entire Spori Building is filled with art, both from students and from the permanent collection.
Please visit the gallery’s website at: www.byui.edu/artgallery to find out more information about current and upcoming shows. For school and other special groups tours, call 496-2875 between 10 am-1 pm.
NOW-July 18, Bachelor of Fine Arts Student Show.
Challis Arts Council
MadDog Gallery
P.O. Box 1131
630 Main Street
Challis, Idaho
208-879-2771 or 208-879-2745
Mon.-Fri. 1-5 pm
Admission is Free
NOW-Aug. 17, Trinity!
The Ruggine Series. A one woman photography show.
Aug. 23-Oct. 31, Three Eyes on Idaho:
Exhibit from The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho. Artists include Gloria Miller Allen, Beth Greibenow and Marilyn Hansen.
Idaho Museum
of Natural History
1055 S. 5th Avenue, ISU Campus
Pocatello 282-6168
Permanent Exhibits:
ISU Tree Walk
Who says Museum exhibits need to be limited to a gallery? The Museum has expanded its offerings to the great outdoors with the opening of the renovated ISU Tree Walk.
Dinosaur Times in Idaho
Dinosaurs lived in Idaho! Who were they? How were they related to other dinosaurs? What was Idaho like during the time of the dinosaurs? See real fossils of dinosaurs that lived in southeast Idaho about 100 million years ago.
Raising The Tolo Lake Mammoth
This exhibit shows the discovery of a huge bull Columbian Mammoth found by IMNH paleontologists during a 1994-95 expedition which recovered more than 400 bones including most of this mammoth and parts of other animals from Tolo Lake, west of Grangeville, Idaho.
Living Off the Land
This exhibit focuses on Idaho's Native People and features ancient tools and technologies, how they lived on an unforgiving landscape, and how they made use of nature's resources for food, clothing, and shelter.
The Nature of Idaho
Did you know that giant bison used to roam the Snake River Plain? That the earliest known single-toed horse lived near Hagerman, Idaho? This exhibit invites visitors to trace the diversity of life forms in Idaho over the last 600 million years.
Discovery Room
The Discovery Room is a hands-on area where families can see and touch fossils, shells, and other specimens from nature. Games and puzzles for learning about science are also available for hours of fun.
Ways to Get Involved
Docent Training
If you’ve ever wanted to learn more about our exhibits and help lead tours through our galleries, become a docent! Contact Rebecca Thorne-Ferrel at (208) 282-2195 or thorrebe@isu.edu
Volunteer Opportunities
Whether you have an hour, a month, or a year, we have a number of volunteer opportunities for you to make a difference in the natural and cultural heritage of Idaho. Contact Kristin Fletcher at (208) 282-2262 or fletkris@isu.edu.
Marshall Public Library Exhibits
113 S Garfield, Pocatello
232-1263
Mon-Thurs 9 am-9 pm
Fri & Sat 9 am-6 pm
Admission is free.
There are two permanent exhibits, “Art in the Stacks,” a collection including a spectacular variety of paintings and other two-dimensional work by local, national, and international artists and “The Critics Eye,” offering an enjoyable and eclectic array of photography.
Pocatello Art Center Gallery and School
444 N Main Street
Pocatello, ID 83204
232-0970
Mon-Fri 10 am- 4:30 pm
Email: pocartctr@ida.net
www.PocatelloArtCtr.org
The gallery features monthly displays by local artists in many media and special shows. The Center offers classes and workshops throughout the year.
Jun. 7, Musical Portraits, Exhibit
Salmon Arts Council
200 Main Street, Salmon, ID
(208) 756-2987
Shoshone-Bannock
Tribal Museum
Fort Hall 237-9791 Take exit 80 off I-15
Mon-Fri 10-5
Indian artifacts from the Shoshone-Bannock tribes
Teton Art Council Gallery
P.O. Box 627
(inside Dark Horse Books)
76 N Main St, ,Driggs ID 83422
208-354-4ART or www.tetonartscouncil.com
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