Go Figure!\nElevat e your Tuesday evening and join SVMoA for a creative studio session\nthat will explore the human figure in variations of lighting\, pose\, and\nsett ing. SVMoA provides a clothed or unclothed model\, refreshments\, and an\n open\, self-guided studio setting for participants of all abilities. Open to\nanyone interested in working from the model\, regardless of experience \nlevel. Familiarity with basic drawing fundamentals recommended.
\nBring your own supplies\; drawing boards will be provided.
\n< p>Age &\; ability: 16+\, all skill levels welcome! \nParticipants under 18 years of age need to provide a waiver\n signed by their guardian. CLICK HERE to download.
(register for each Open Studio se ssion/date\nindividually)
To learn more\nabout the job descripti on and training\, please email Education Coordinator\nAllison Fluetsch at allisonf@svmoa.org.
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G o Figure!\nElevate your Tuesday evening and join SVMoA for a creative stud io session\nthat will explore the human figure in variations of lighting\, pose\, and\nsetting. SVMoA provides a clothed or unclothed model\, refres hments\, and an\nopen\, self-guided studio setting for participants of all abilities. Open to\nanyone interested in working from the model\, regardl ess of experience\nlevel. Familiarity with basic drawing fundamentals reco mmended.
\nBring your own supplies\; drawing boards will be prov ided.
\nAge &\; ability: 16+\, all skill levels welc ome!
\nParticipants under 18 years of age need to p rovide a waiver\nsigned by their guardian. CLICK HERE to down load.
(register for ea ch Open Studio session/date\nindividually)
To learn more\nabout the job description and training\, please email Education Coordinator\nAll ison Fluetsch at allisonf@s vmoa.org.
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Originally\ncreate d for CNN\, UFOs: Investigating the Unknown is a five-part\nserie s exploring the government’s decades-long investigation into UFOs.\nDire cted by Ricki Stern and featuring investigative journalist Leslie Kean\n(s peaking in Ketchum on October 26 as part of SVMoA’s Sightings\n exhibition)\, the series features extensive footage and interviews with\nj ournalists\, academics\, astronomers\, military officers\, senators\, and\ nmore.
The first night's screening of UFOs: Investigati ng\nthe Unknown will feature Episodes 1 &\; 2:
Run time:\n84 min utes (Episodes are 42 minutes each)
At the beginning\nof t he evening on Oct 5\, we will screen the short film Lost in\nLight. Directed by Sriram Murali\, this first film of a two-part series\ndemon strates how light pollution affects what we can see in the night\nsky.
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O riginally\ncreated for CNN\, UFOs: Investigating the Unknown is a five-part\nseries exploring the government’s decades-long investigation into UFOs.\nDirected by Ricki Stern and featuring investigative journalis t Leslie Kean\n(speaking in Ketchum on October 26 as part of SVMoA’s Sightings\nexhibition)\, the series features extensive footage and i nterviews with\njournalists\, academics\, astronomers\, military officers\ , senators\, and\nmore.
The first night's screening of UFOs: Investigating\nthe Unknown will feature Episodes 1 &\; 2:
Run time:\n84 minutes (Episodes are 42 minutes each)
At th e beginning\nof the evening on Oct 5\, we will screen the short film L ost in\nLight. Directed by Sriram Murali\, this first film of a two-p art series\ndemonstrates how light pollution affects what we can see in th e night\nsky.
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Join SVMoA staff\n and docents for fifteen minutes of conversation about a single artwork in\ nthe fall exhibition Sightings every Thursday from 4:30–4:45pm. \nDrop by\, get your art fix\, and check out our recently renovated\ngalle ries!
J oin SVMoA staff\nand docents for fifteen minutes of conversation about a s ingle artwork in\nthe fall exhibition Sightings every Thursday fr om 4:30–4:45pm.\nDrop by\, get your art fix\, and check out our recently renovated\ngalleries!
Join SVMoA staff\n and docents for fifteen minutes of conversation about a single artwork in\ nthe fall exhibition Sightings every Thursday from 4:30–4:45pm. \nDrop by\, get your art fix\, and check out our recently renovated\ngalle ries!
J oin SVMoA staff\nand docents for fifteen minutes of conversation about a s ingle artwork in\nthe fall exhibition Sightings every Thursday fr om 4:30–4:45pm.\nDrop by\, get your art fix\, and check out our recently renovated\ngalleries!
Originally\ncreate d for CNN\, UFOs: Investigating the Unknown is a five-part\nserie s exploring the government’s decades-long investigation into UFOs.\nDire cted by Ricki Stern and featuring investigative journalist Leslie Kean\n(s peaking in Ketchum on October 26 as part of SVMoA’s Sightings\n exhibition)\, the series features extensive footage and interviews with\nj ournalists\, academics\, astronomers\, military officers\, senators\, and\ nmore.
The first night's screening of UFOs: Investigati ng\nthe Unknown will feature Episodes 1 &\; 2:
Run time:\n84 min utes (Episodes are 42 minutes each)
At the beginning\nof t he evening on Oct 5\, we will screen the short film Lost in\nLight. Directed by Sriram Murali\, this first film of a two-part series\ndemon strates how light pollution affects what we can see in the night\nsky.
Run time: 84 minutes.
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O riginally\ncreated for CNN\, UFOs: Investigating the Unknown is a five-part\nseries exploring the government’s decades-long investigation into UFOs.\nDirected by Ricki Stern and featuring investigative journalis t Leslie Kean\n(speaking in Ketchum on October 26 as part of SVMoA’s Sightings\nexhibition)\, the series features extensive footage and i nterviews with\njournalists\, academics\, astronomers\, military officers\ , senators\, and\nmore.
The first night's screening of UFOs: Investigating\nthe Unknown will feature Episodes 1 &\; 2:
Run time:\n84 minutes (Episodes are 42 minutes each)
At th e beginning\nof the evening on Oct 5\, we will screen the short film L ost in\nLight. Directed by Sriram Murali\, this first film of a two-p art series\ndemonstrates how light pollution affects what we can see in th e night\nsky.
Run time: 84 minutes.
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Play\, create\,\nd iscover\, and have fun! Families and friends are invited to visit the\nMus eum\, explore the current exhibition\, Sightings\, and energize\n their creative spirits with artmaking in the classroom. Projects will\ nchange monthly.
Age &\; Ability: all ages\,\nfa milies encouraged to attend together
P lay\, create\,\ndiscover\, and have fun! Families and friends are invited to visit the\nMuseum\, explore the current exhibition\, Sightings \, and energize\ntheir creative spirits with artmaking in the classroom. < em>Projects will\nchange monthly.
Age &\; Abilit y: all ages\,\nfamilies encouraged to attend together
Play\, create\,\nd iscover\, and have fun! Families and friends are invited to visit the\nMus eum\, explore the current exhibition\, Sightings\, and energize\n their creative spirits with artmaking in the classroom. Projects will\ nchange monthly.
Age &\; Ability: all ages\,\nfa milies encouraged to attend together
P lay\, create\,\ndiscover\, and have fun! Families and friends are invited to visit the\nMuseum\, explore the current exhibition\, Sightings \, and energize\ntheir creative spirits with artmaking in the classroom. < em>Projects will\nchange monthly.
Age &\; Abilit y: all ages\,\nfamilies encouraged to attend together
Join SVMoA staff\n and docents for fifteen minutes of conversation about a single artwork in\ nthe fall exhibition Sightings every Thursday from 4:30–4:45pm. \nDrop by\, get your art fix\, and check out our recently renovated\ngalle ries!
J oin SVMoA staff\nand docents for fifteen minutes of conversation about a s ingle artwork in\nthe fall exhibition Sightings every Thursday fr om 4:30–4:45pm.\nDrop by\, get your art fix\, and check out our recently renovated\ngalleries!
Join SVMoA staff\n and docents for fifteen minutes of conversation about a single artwork in\ nthe fall exhibition Sightings every Thursday from 4:30–4:45pm. \nDrop by\, get your art fix\, and check out our recently renovated\ngalle ries!
J oin SVMoA staff\nand docents for fifteen minutes of conversation about a s ingle artwork in\nthe fall exhibition Sightings every Thursday fr om 4:30–4:45pm.\nDrop by\, get your art fix\, and check out our recently renovated\ngalleries!
Originally\ncreate d for CNN\, UFOs: Investigating the Unknown is a five-part\nserie s exploring the government’s decades-long investigation into UFOs.\nDire cted by Ricki Stern and featuring investigative journalist Leslie Kean\n(s peaking in Ketchum on October 26 as part of SVMoA’s Sightings\n exhibition)\, the series features extensive footage and interviews with\nj ournalists\, academics\, astronomers\, military officers\, senators\, and\ nmore.
The second of two nights of screening UFOs:\nInv estigating the Unknown will feature Episodes 3-5:
Run time: 126 minutes (Episodes are 42 minutes each)
At\nthe beginning of th e evening on Oct 12\, we will screen the short film\nLost in Light II< /em>. Directed by Sriram Murali\, this second film of\nthe two-part series demonstrates\, with new views\, how light pollution\naffects what we can see in the night sky.
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O riginally\ncreated for CNN\, UFOs: Investigating the Unknown is a five-part\nseries exploring the government’s decades-long investigation into UFOs.\nDirected by Ricki Stern and featuring investigative journalis t Leslie Kean\n(speaking in Ketchum on October 26 as part of SVMoA’s Sightings\nexhibition)\, the series features extensive footage and i nterviews with\njournalists\, academics\, astronomers\, military officers\ , senators\, and\nmore.
The second of two nights of screeni ng UFOs:\nInvestigating the Unknown will feature Episodes 3-5:
< em>Run time: 126 minutes (Episodes are 42 minutes each)
At\nth e beginning of the evening on Oct 12\, we will screen the short film\n Lost in Light II. Directed by Sriram Murali\, this second film of\nth e two-part series demonstrates\, with new views\, how light pollution\naff ects what we can see in the night sky.
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Originally\ncreate d for CNN\, UFOs: Investigating the Unknown is a five-part\nserie s exploring the government’s decades-long investigation into UFOs.\nDire cted by Ricki Stern and featuring investigative journalist Leslie Kean\n(s peaking in Ketchum on October 26 as part of SVMoA’s Sightings\n exhibition)\, the series features extensive footage and interviews with\nj ournalists\, academics\, astronomers\, military officers\, senators\, and\ nmore.
The second of two nights of screening UFOs:\nInv estigating the Unknown will feature Episodes 3-5:
Run time: 126 minutes (Episodes are 42 minutes each)
At\nthe beginning of th e evening on Oct 12\, we will screen the short film\nLost in Light II< /em>. Directed by Sriram Murali\, this second film of\nthe two-part series demonstrates\, with new views\, how light pollution\naffects what we can see in the night sky.
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O riginally\ncreated for CNN\, UFOs: Investigating the Unknown is a five-part\nseries exploring the government’s decades-long investigation into UFOs.\nDirected by Ricki Stern and featuring investigative journalis t Leslie Kean\n(speaking in Ketchum on October 26 as part of SVMoA’s Sightings\nexhibition)\, the series features extensive footage and i nterviews with\njournalists\, academics\, astronomers\, military officers\ , senators\, and\nmore.
The second of two nights of screeni ng UFOs:\nInvestigating the Unknown will feature Episodes 3-5:
< em>Run time: 126 minutes (Episodes are 42 minutes each)
At\nth e beginning of the evening on Oct 12\, we will screen the short film\n Lost in Light II. Directed by Sriram Murali\, this second film of\nth e two-part series demonstrates\, with new views\, how light pollution\naff ects what we can see in the night sky.
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In this\nbeginner- friendly introduction to metalsmithing led by artist Alyse-Ambriel\nHanna\ , learn how to incorporate texture into jewelry design. Participants\nwill design and create a wearable metal pendant using found objects\,\nstamps\ , and texture hammers to transfer patterns into the metal.
\nAge &\; ability: 16+\; all levels\; beginners\nwelcome!
< hr />Alyse-Ambriel Hanna\nis a Boise-based ar tist trained in art education\, metalsmithing\, and\nvitreous enameling. H anna utilizes metalsmithing\, photography\, video\, and\nsculpture to crea te conversations that empower women and cultivate positive\nchange. She ha s created installations at Surel’s Place\, and her work has\nbeen featur ed in The Art of Fine Enameling (2019) by Karen L. Cohen. Hanna\nhas won s everal awards and honors for her work and is working towards her\nMFA at B oise State University.
I n this\nbeginner-friendly introduction to metalsmithing led by artist Alys e-Ambriel\nHanna\, learn how to incorporate texture into jewelry design. P articipants\nwill design and create a wearable metal pendant using found o bjects\,\nstamps\, and texture hammers to transfer patterns into the metal .
\nAge &\; ability: 16+\; all levels\; beginners\nwelcom e!
Alyse-Ambriel Hanna\n is a Boise-based artist trained in art education\, metalsmithing\, and\nvi treous enameling. Hanna utilizes metalsmithing\, photography\, video\, and \nsculpture to create conversations that empower women and cultivate posit ive\nchange. She has created installations at Surel’s Place\, and her wo rk has\nbeen featured in The Art of Fine Enameling (2019) by Karen L. Cohe n. Hanna\nhas won several awards and honors for her work and is working to wards her\nMFA at Boise State University.
Enjoy a tour of\nt he exhibition with The Museum’s curators.
Living through the\nCov id-19 pandemic\, Americans developed a new relationship to the night sky\, \nlooking to the stars for connection at a time of isolation. Located in\n rural Idaho\, the number one state per capita for UFO sightings\, SVMoA si ts\nat the edge of the 1\,416 square-mile Central Idaho Dark Sky Reserve.\ nMotivated by this geography and by local lore surrounding the possibility \nof extraterrestrial life\, SVMoA’s fall exhibition considers our human \nexperience of UFOs and the extraterrestrial. Rather than ask what those who\nreport UFO sightings have actually seen\, the exhibition asks why we look to\nthe night skies for signs of life\, and how we experience phenome na we\ncan’t explain. Featuring commissioned projects by artists Deb\nSokolow and Cable Griffith alongside work by\nKarla Knight\, Robyn O’Neil\,\nIonel Talpazan\, Esther Pearl Watson\, and\ nTimothy Wyllie.
Refreshments will be\ nserved in the Museum classroom prior to the start of the tour.\n
E njoy a tour of\nthe exhibition with The Museum’s curators.
Living through the\nCovid-19 pandemic\, Americans developed a new relationship t o the night sky\,\nlooking to the stars for connection at a time of isolat ion. Located in\nrural Idaho\, the number one state per capita for UFO sig htings\, SVMoA sits\nat the edge of the 1\,416 square-mile Central Idaho D ark Sky Reserve.\nMotivated by this geography and by local lore surroundin g the possibility\nof extraterrestrial life\, SVMoA’s fall exhibition co nsiders our human\nexperience of UFOs and the extraterrestrial. Rather tha n ask what those who\nreport UFO sightings have actually seen\, the exhibi tion asks why we look to\nthe night skies for signs of life\, and how we e xperience phenomena we\ncan’t explain. Featuring commissioned projects b y artists Deb\nSokolow and Cable Griffith alongside work by\nKarla Knight\, Robyn O’Nei l\,\nIonel Talpazan\, Esther Pearl Watso n\, and\nTimothy Wyllie.
Refr eshments will be\nserved in the Museum classroom prior to the start of the tour.\n
Enjoy a tour of\nt he exhibition with The Museum’s curators.
Living through the\nCov id-19 pandemic\, Americans developed a new relationship to the night sky\, \nlooking to the stars for connection at a time of isolation. Located in\n rural Idaho\, the number one state per capita for UFO sightings\, SVMoA si ts\nat the edge of the 1\,416 square-mile Central Idaho Dark Sky Reserve.\ nMotivated by this geography and by local lore surrounding the possibility \nof extraterrestrial life\, SVMoA’s fall exhibition considers our human \nexperience of UFOs and the extraterrestrial. Rather than ask what those who\nreport UFO sightings have actually seen\, the exhibition asks why we look to\nthe night skies for signs of life\, and how we experience phenome na we\ncan’t explain. Featuring commissioned projects by artists Deb\nSokolow and Cable Griffith alongside work by\nKarla Knight\, Robyn O’Neil\,\nIonel Talpazan\, Esther Pearl Watson\, and\ nTimothy Wyllie.
Refreshments will be\ nserved in the Museum classroom prior to the start of the tour.\n
E njoy a tour of\nthe exhibition with The Museum’s curators.
Living through the\nCovid-19 pandemic\, Americans developed a new relationship t o the night sky\,\nlooking to the stars for connection at a time of isolat ion. Located in\nrural Idaho\, the number one state per capita for UFO sig htings\, SVMoA sits\nat the edge of the 1\,416 square-mile Central Idaho D ark Sky Reserve.\nMotivated by this geography and by local lore surroundin g the possibility\nof extraterrestrial life\, SVMoA’s fall exhibition co nsiders our human\nexperience of UFOs and the extraterrestrial. Rather tha n ask what those who\nreport UFO sightings have actually seen\, the exhibi tion asks why we look to\nthe night skies for signs of life\, and how we e xperience phenomena we\ncan’t explain. Featuring commissioned projects b y artists Deb\nSokolow and Cable Griffith alongside work by\nKarla Knight\, Robyn O’Nei l\,\nIonel Talpazan\, Esther Pearl Watso n\, and\nTimothy Wyllie.
Refr eshments will be\nserved in the Museum classroom prior to the start of the tour.\n
For the fourth\nye ar\, SVMoA is gathering community partners to celebrate Día de los\nMuert os at the Hunger Coalition in Bellevue. A variety of individuals and\nloca l non-profits will build altars or ofrendas to commemorate loved ones\nlos t and to celebrate their lives and contributions. The community is\ninvite d to visit the altars\, listen to music from Mariachi Tleyotltzin\,\nwatch the Museum’s folkloric youth dance group perform\, and enjoy\ntradition al Mexican hot chocolate and pan de muerto.
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F or the fourth\nyear\, SVMoA is gathering community partners to celebrate D ía de los\nMuertos at the Hunger Coalition in Bellevue. A variety of indi viduals and\nlocal non-profits will build altars or ofrendas to commemorat e loved ones\nlost and to celebrate their lives and contributions. The com munity is\ninvited to visit the altars\, listen to music from Mariachi Tle yotltzin\,\nwatch the Museum’s folkloric youth dance group perform\, and enjoy\ntraditional Mexican hot chocolate and pan de muerto.
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Join SVMoA staff\n and docents for fifteen minutes of conversation about a single artwork in\ nthe fall exhibition Sightings every Thursday from 4:30–4:45pm. \nDrop by\, get your art fix\, and check out our recently renovated\ngalle ries!
J oin SVMoA staff\nand docents for fifteen minutes of conversation about a s ingle artwork in\nthe fall exhibition Sightings every Thursday fr om 4:30–4:45pm.\nDrop by\, get your art fix\, and check out our recently renovated\ngalleries!
Join SVMoA staff\n and docents for fifteen minutes of conversation about a single artwork in\ nthe fall exhibition Sightings every Thursday from 4:30–4:45pm. \nDrop by\, get your art fix\, and check out our recently renovated\ngalle ries!
J oin SVMoA staff\nand docents for fifteen minutes of conversation about a s ingle artwork in\nthe fall exhibition Sightings every Thursday fr om 4:30–4:45pm.\nDrop by\, get your art fix\, and check out our recently renovated\ngalleries!
Play\, create\,\nd iscover\, and have fun! Families and friends are invited to visit SVMoA's\ nHailey Classroom\, explore various art materials\, and create art inspire d by\nSVMoA's current exhibition Sightings. Projects will cha nge\nmonthly.
Age &\; Ability: all ages\, families \nencouraged to attend together
P lay\, create\,\ndiscover\, and have fun! Families and friends are invited to visit SVMoA's\nHailey Classroom\, explore various art materials\, and c reate art inspired by\nSVMoA's current exhibition Sightings. Projects will change\nmonthly.
Age &\; Ability: al l ages\, families\nencouraged to attend together
Play\, create\,\nd iscover\, and have fun! Families and friends are invited to visit SVMoA's\ nHailey Classroom\, explore various art materials\, and create art inspire d by\nSVMoA's current exhibition Sightings. Projects will cha nge\nmonthly.
Age &\; Ability: all ages\, families \nencouraged to attend together
P lay\, create\,\ndiscover\, and have fun! Families and friends are invited to visit SVMoA's\nHailey Classroom\, explore various art materials\, and c reate art inspired by\nSVMoA's current exhibition Sightings. Projects will change\nmonthly.
Age &\; Ability: al l ages\, families\nencouraged to attend together
Join SVMoA for an\ nevening of artmaking inspired by the Museum’s current exhibition\,\nSightings. Consider the human relationship with the night sky\,\nUFO s and the extraterrestrial\, and create otherworldly art using a variety\n of materials.
No experience necessary. Snacks and all materials \nwill be provided. Open to all teenagers.
Teens are \ninvited to Teen Night\, a free art-making program on select Fridays by a nd\nfor teens. Work with SVMoA Team to create and learn new techniques wit h art\nprojects inspired by SVMoA’s past and present exhibitions. All fr ee and\ngeared toward young people ages 14-20.
Are you an artist\, musician\,\npoet\, dancer? We’re always looking for talented young peopl e interested\nin sharing their talents at Teen Nights. Interested? Email < a\nhref=\"mailto:information@svmoa.org\">information@svmoa.org.
\nJ oin SVMoA for an\nevening of artmaking inspired by the Museum’s current exhibition\,\nSightings. Consider the human relationship with the night sky\,\nUFOs and the extraterrestrial\, and create otherworldly art using a variety\nof materials.
No experience necessary. Snacks and all materials\nwill be provided. Open to all teenagers.
Teens are\ninvited to Teen Night\, a free art-making program on se lect Fridays by and\nfor teens. Work with SVMoA Team to create and learn n ew techniques with art\nprojects inspired by SVMoA’s past and present ex hibitions. All free and\ngeared toward young people ages 14-20.
Are you an artist\, musician\,\npoet\, dancer? We’re always looking for tal ented young people interested\nin sharing their talents at Teen Nights. In terested? Email information@svmo a.org.