Join SVMoA and\nMe rlin's Magic Lantern for a screening of \"Aggie.\" Aggie is a\nf eature-length documentary that explores the nexus of art\, race\, and\njus tice through the story of art collector and philanthropist Agnes\n“Aggie ” Gund’s life. Emmy-nominated director Catherine Gund focuses\non her mother’s journey to give viewers an understanding of the power of\nart t o transform consciousness and inspire social change. Aggie is\ninternation ally recognized for her robust and prescient support of\nartists–particu larly women and people of color–and her unwavering\ncommitment to social justice issues. After falling in love with art as a\nhigh-school student\ , Aggie discovers a new way of looking at the world. The\nfilm opens with Aggie selling Roy Lichtenstein’s “Masterpiece” For\n$165 million to start the Art for Justice Fund. The proceeds from one of\nthe highest gros sing artworks ever sold fuel a monumental effort to reform\nthe American c riminal justice system and end mass incarceration. The film\ncaptures Aggi e as a true maverick who demonstrates the unique role and\npotential of co llectors and benefactors to use art to fight justice. This\nis untapped te rrain\, and we see Aggie leading the way.
Directed by\nCatherine Gu nd. Film length: 91 minutes.
J oin SVMoA and\nMerlin's Magic Lantern for a screening of \"Aggie.\" Ag gie is a\nfeature-length documentary that explores the nexus of art\ , race\, and\njustice through the story of art collector and philanthropis t Agnes\n“Aggie” Gund’s life. Emmy-nominated director Catherine Gund focuses\non her mother’s journey to give viewers an understanding of th e power of\nart to transform consciousness and inspire social change. Aggi e is\ninternationally recognized for her robust and prescient support of\n artists–particularly women and people of color–and her unwavering\ncom mitment to social justice issues. After falling in love with art as a\nhig h-school student\, Aggie discovers a new way of looking at the world. The\ nfilm opens with Aggie selling Roy Lichtenstein’s “Masterpiece” For\ n$165 million to start the Art for Justice Fund. The proceeds from one of\ nthe highest grossing artworks ever sold fuel a monumental effort to refor m\nthe American criminal justice system and end mass incarceration. The fi lm\ncaptures Aggie as a true maverick who demonstrates the unique role and \npotential of collectors and benefactors to use art to fight justice. Thi s\nis untapped terrain\, and we see Aggie leading the way.
Directed by\nCatherine Gund. Film length: 91 minutes.
Join us for Afternoon\nArt\, a free d rop-in program where community members of all\nages can explore themes fro m the Museum's current exhibition and create\nunique works of art. Familie s and friends are invited to play\, create\, and\ncollaborate as artists\, making this a perfect activity for art lovers\,\ncurious minds\, and anyo ne looking for inspiration. Projects will vary\, so\nthere’s always some thing new to discover!
\nAfternoon Art is held in\nKetchum on the first\nFriday of each month and
in\nHailey on the second\nFri
day from 2:30–4:30 PM. Be sure to check dates and\nlocat
ions.
Join us for Afternoon\nArt\, a free drop-in program where community members of all\nages can e xplore themes from the Museum's current exhibition and create\nunique work s of art. Families and friends are invited to play\, create\, and\ncollabo rate as artists\, making this a perfect activity for art lovers\,\ncurious minds\, and anyone looking for inspiration. Projects will vary\, so\nther e’s always something new to discover!
\n< hr />Afternoon Art is held in\nK etchum on the first\nFriday of each month and in\nHailey on the second\nFriday from 2:30–4:30 PM. Be sure to check dates and\nlocations.
Join us for Afternoon\nArt\, a free d rop-in program where community members of all\nages can explore themes fro m the Museum's current exhibition and create\nunique works of art. Familie s and friends are invited to play\, create\, and\ncollaborate as artists\, making this a perfect activity for art lovers\,\ncurious minds\, and anyo ne looking for inspiration. Projects will vary\, so\nthere’s always some thing new to discover!
\nAfternoon Art is held in\nKetchum on the first\nFriday of each month and
in\nHailey on the second\nFri
day from 2:30–4:30 PM. Be sure to check dates and\nlocat
ions.
Join us for Afternoon\nArt\, a free drop-in program where community members of all\nages can e xplore themes from the Museum's current exhibition and create\nunique work s of art. Families and friends are invited to play\, create\, and\ncollabo rate as artists\, making this a perfect activity for art lovers\,\ncurious minds\, and anyone looking for inspiration. Projects will vary\, so\nther e’s always something new to discover!
\n< hr />Afternoon Art is held in\nK etchum on the first\nFriday of each month and in\nHailey on the second\nFriday from 2:30–4:30 PM. Be sure to check dates and\nlocations.
Join us\nfor First Friday with Jesse Blake Rundle\, a free\ncommunity gatherin g celebrating art\, music\, and\nconnection. Enjoy an ev ening of live music\, explore the museum's\ncurrent exhibition\, and grab a drink while mingling with friends and\nneighbors.
Rundle’s musi c has long drawn from personal\nupheaval—leaving the church\, embracing queerness\, finding sobriety\, and\nbuilding a life in music. With a blend of narrative cohesion\, emotional\nhonesty\, and ambitious production\, h is latest album\, \"Wait\, Sky\" marks a\nsignificant step forward for Run dle—both as an artist and as a producer\nhelping shape Boise’s evolvin g music scene.
Free admission for\neveryone. Complimentary drinks for members. No reservation\nrequired—simply stop by and enjoy!
First Fridays at\nSVMoA
Join us on the fir
st\nFriday of each month for an evening of art\, community\, and refreshme
nts.\nDrop in anytime between 5-7 PM to explore our current exhibitions\n<
/span>and make\nart in a relaxed\, social\natmosphere.<
span> Each month features a\ndifferent experience\, with many First
Fridays including our special \"Music\nat the Museum\" programming. We invite local musicians and DJs\nto transform our galleries with
live\nperformances.
Join us\nfor First Friday with Jesse Blake Rundle\, a free\nc ommunity gathering celebrating art\, music\, and\nconnection. Enjoy an evening of live music\, explore the museum's\ncurrent exhib ition\, and grab a drink while mingling with friends and\nneighbors.
< p>Rundle’s music has long drawn from personal\nupheaval—leaving the ch urch\, embracing queerness\, finding sobriety\, and\nbuilding a life in mu sic. With a blend of narrative cohesion\, emotional\nhonesty\, and ambitio us production\, his latest album\, \"Wait\, Sky\" marks a\nsignificant ste p forward for Rundle—both as an artist and as a producer\nhelping shape Boise’s evolving music scene.Free admission for\neveryone. Complimentary drinks for members. No reservation\nrequired—s imply stop by and enjoy!
First Fridays at\nSVMoA
J oin us on the first\nFriday of each month for an evening of art\, communit y\, and refreshments.\nDrop in anytime between 5-7 PM to explore our curre nt exhibitions\nand make\nart in a relaxed\, social\natmosphere. Each month features a\ndifferent experience\ , with many First Fridays including our special \"Music\nat the Museum\" p rogramming. We invite local musicians and DJs\nto transform o ur galleries with live\nperformances.
Join us\nfor First Friday with Jesse Blake Rundle\, a free\ncommunity gatherin g celebrating art\, music\, and\nconnection. Enjoy an ev ening of live music\, explore the museum's\ncurrent exhibition\, and grab a drink while mingling with friends and\nneighbors.
Rundle’s musi c has long drawn from personal\nupheaval—leaving the church\, embracing queerness\, finding sobriety\, and\nbuilding a life in music. With a blend of narrative cohesion\, emotional\nhonesty\, and ambitious production\, h is latest album\, \"Wait\, Sky\" marks a\nsignificant step forward for Run dle—both as an artist and as a producer\nhelping shape Boise’s evolvin g music scene.
Free admission for\neveryone. Complimentary drinks for members. No reservation\nrequired—simply stop by and enjoy!
First Fridays at\nSVMoA
Join us on the fir
st\nFriday of each month for an evening of art\, community\, and refreshme
nts.\nDrop in anytime between 5-7 PM to explore our current exhibitions\n<
/span>and make\nart in a relaxed\, social\natmosphere.<
span> Each month features a\ndifferent experience\, with many First
Fridays including our special \"Music\nat the Museum\" programming. We invite local musicians and DJs\nto transform our galleries with
live\nperformances.
Join us\nfor First Friday with Jesse Blake Rundle\, a free\nc ommunity gathering celebrating art\, music\, and\nconnection. Enjoy an evening of live music\, explore the museum's\ncurrent exhib ition\, and grab a drink while mingling with friends and\nneighbors.
< p>Rundle’s music has long drawn from personal\nupheaval—leaving the ch urch\, embracing queerness\, finding sobriety\, and\nbuilding a life in mu sic. With a blend of narrative cohesion\, emotional\nhonesty\, and ambitio us production\, his latest album\, \"Wait\, Sky\" marks a\nsignificant ste p forward for Rundle—both as an artist and as a producer\nhelping shape Boise’s evolving music scene.Free admission for\neveryone. Complimentary drinks for members. No reservation\nrequired—s imply stop by and enjoy!
First Fridays at\nSVMoA
J oin us on the first\nFriday of each month for an evening of art\, communit y\, and refreshments.\nDrop in anytime between 5-7 PM to explore our curre nt exhibitions\nand make\nart in a relaxed\, social\natmosphere. Each month features a\ndifferent experience\ , with many First Fridays including our special \"Music\nat the Museum\" p rogramming. We invite local musicians and DJs\nto transform o ur galleries with live\nperformances.
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: 18+\, all skill levels welcome! \n(Register for each Open Studio session/date\nindividually.)
To learn more\nabout the job description and training\, please email us at information@svmoa.org.
\n
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: 18+\, all skill levels welc ome!
\n(Register for each Open Studio session/date\nindividually .)
To learn more\nabout the job description and training\, please email us at information@svmoa.org.
\n
After-School Art\n Club is a hands-on creative program for elementary students that invites\n young artists to explore materials\, ideas\, and artistic processes in a\n supportive studio environment. Each session focuses on making\,\nexperimen ting\, and problem-solving through a variety of art activities\ninspired b y the museum’s exhibitions and the world around us.
\nStudents wil l work with a range of materials and techniques\, build\ncreative confiden ce\, and strengthen fine motor skills while learning to\nthink like artist s and makers. The emphasis is on process\, exploration\, and\npersonal exp ression rather than on producing “perfect” final\nprojects.
A m ember of the Hailey Elementary staff will escort\nparticipating students a fter school to the Hailey Classroom at the museum.\nThe program meets on e arly-release Wednesdays and runs from 2:00–4:00 pm\,\nwith a pickup wind ow from 3:45–4:00 pm. It is offered in two 6-week\nsessions during the s pring:
Session 1 (Hailey Elementary 1st Grade):\nFebruary 11 – Ma rch 18
Session 2 (Hailey Elementary 2nd Grade):\nApril 15 – May 2 0
Club de Arte\nDespués de Clases es un programa creativo y práctico para estudiantes de\nprimaria que invita a los niños y niñas a explorar materiales\, ideas y\nprocesos artísticos en un ambiente de taller acoge dor y de apoyo. Cada\nsesión se enfoca en crear\, experimentar y resolver problemas a través de\nuna variedad de actividades artísticas inspirada s en las exposiciones del\nmuseo y en el mundo que nos rodea.
Los e studiantes trabajarán con\nuna variedad de materiales y técnicas\, desar rollarán su creatividad y\nfortalecerán sus habilidades motoras finas mi entras aprenden a pensar como\nartistas y creadores. El énfasis está en el proceso\, la exploración y la\nexpresión personal\, no en hacer proye ctos “perfectos”.
Un\nmiembro del personal de Hailey Elementary acompañará a los estudiantes\nparticipantes después de clases hasta el salón Hailey Classroom en el\nmuseo. El programa se lleva a cabo los mi ércoles de salida temprana de\n2:00 a 4:00 p.m.\, con un horario de recog ida de 3:45 a 4:00 p.m. Se ofrece\nen dos sesiones de 6 semanas durante la primavera:
Sesión 1 (1.º\ngrado de Hailey Elementary): 11 de feb rero al 18 de marzo
Sesión 2\n(2.º grado de Hailey Elementary): 1 5 de abril al 20 de mayo
A fter-School Art\nClub is a hands-on creative program for elementary studen ts that invites\nyoung artists to explore materials\, ideas\, and artistic processes in a\nsupportive studio environment. Each session focuses on ma king\,\nexperimenting\, and problem-solving through a variety of art activ ities\ninspired by the museum’s exhibitions and the world around us.
\nStudents will work with a range of materials and techniques\, build\n creative confidence\, and strengthen fine motor skills while learning to\n think like artists and makers. The emphasis is on process\, exploration\, and\npersonal expression rather than on producing “perfect” final\npro jects.
A member of the Hailey Elementary staff will escort\npartici pating students after school to the Hailey Classroom at the museum.\nThe p rogram meets on early-release Wednesdays and runs from 2:00–4:00 pm\,\nw ith a pickup window from 3:45–4:00 pm. It is offered in two 6-week\nsess ions during the spring:
Session 1 (Hailey Elementary 1st Grade):\nF ebruary 11 – March 18
Session 2 (Hailey Elementary 2nd Grade):\nA pril 15 – May 20
Club de Arte\nDespués de Clases es un programa cre ativo y práctico para estudiantes de\nprimaria que invita a los niños y niñas a explorar materiales\, ideas y\nprocesos artísticos en un ambient e de taller acogedor y de apoyo. Cada\nsesión se enfoca en crear\, experi mentar y resolver problemas a través de\nuna variedad de actividades art ísticas inspiradas en las exposiciones del\nmuseo y en el mundo que nos r odea.
Los estudiantes trabajarán con\nuna variedad de materiales y técnicas\, desarrollarán su creatividad y\nfortalecerán sus habilidade s motoras finas mientras aprenden a pensar como\nartistas y creadores. El énfasis está en el proceso\, la exploración y la\nexpresión personal\, no en hacer proyectos “perfectos”.
Un\nmiembro del personal de Hailey Elementary acompañará a los estudiantes\nparticipantes después de clases hasta el salón Hailey Classroom en el\nmuseo. El programa se ll eva a cabo los miércoles de salida temprana de\n2:00 a 4:00 p.m.\, con un horario de recogida de 3:45 a 4:00 p.m. Se ofrece\nen dos sesiones de 6 s emanas durante la primavera:
Sesión 1 (1.º\ngrado de Hailey Eleme ntary): 11 de febrero al 18 de marzo
Sesión 2\n(2.º grado de Hail ey Elementary): 15 de abril al 20 de mayo
After-School Art\n Club is a hands-on creative program for elementary students that invites\n young artists to explore materials\, ideas\, and artistic processes in a\n supportive studio environment. Each session focuses on making\,\nexperimen ting\, and problem-solving through a variety of art activities\ninspired b y the museum’s exhibitions and the world around us.
\nStudents wil l work with a range of materials and techniques\, build\ncreative confiden ce\, and strengthen fine motor skills while learning to\nthink like artist s and makers. The emphasis is on process\, exploration\, and\npersonal exp ression rather than on producing “perfect” final\nprojects.
A m ember of the Hailey Elementary staff will escort\nparticipating students a fter school to the Hailey Classroom at the museum.\nThe program meets on e arly-release Wednesdays and runs from 2:00–4:00 pm\,\nwith a pickup wind ow from 3:45–4:00 pm. It is offered in two 6-week\nsessions during the s pring:
Session 1 (Hailey Elementary 1st Grade):\nFebruary 11 – Ma rch 18
Session 2 (Hailey Elementary 2nd Grade):\nApril 15 – May 2 0
Club de Arte\nDespués de Clases es un programa creativo y práctico para estudiantes de\nprimaria que invita a los niños y niñas a explorar materiales\, ideas y\nprocesos artísticos en un ambiente de taller acoge dor y de apoyo. Cada\nsesión se enfoca en crear\, experimentar y resolver problemas a través de\nuna variedad de actividades artísticas inspirada s en las exposiciones del\nmuseo y en el mundo que nos rodea.
Los e studiantes trabajarán con\nuna variedad de materiales y técnicas\, desar rollarán su creatividad y\nfortalecerán sus habilidades motoras finas mi entras aprenden a pensar como\nartistas y creadores. El énfasis está en el proceso\, la exploración y la\nexpresión personal\, no en hacer proye ctos “perfectos”.
Un\nmiembro del personal de Hailey Elementary acompañará a los estudiantes\nparticipantes después de clases hasta el salón Hailey Classroom en el\nmuseo. El programa se lleva a cabo los mi ércoles de salida temprana de\n2:00 a 4:00 p.m.\, con un horario de recog ida de 3:45 a 4:00 p.m. Se ofrece\nen dos sesiones de 6 semanas durante la primavera:
Sesión 1 (1.º\ngrado de Hailey Elementary): 11 de feb rero al 18 de marzo
Sesión 2\n(2.º grado de Hailey Elementary): 1 5 de abril al 20 de mayo
A fter-School Art\nClub is a hands-on creative program for elementary studen ts that invites\nyoung artists to explore materials\, ideas\, and artistic processes in a\nsupportive studio environment. Each session focuses on ma king\,\nexperimenting\, and problem-solving through a variety of art activ ities\ninspired by the museum’s exhibitions and the world around us.
\nStudents will work with a range of materials and techniques\, build\n creative confidence\, and strengthen fine motor skills while learning to\n think like artists and makers. The emphasis is on process\, exploration\, and\npersonal expression rather than on producing “perfect” final\npro jects.
A member of the Hailey Elementary staff will escort\npartici pating students after school to the Hailey Classroom at the museum.\nThe p rogram meets on early-release Wednesdays and runs from 2:00–4:00 pm\,\nw ith a pickup window from 3:45–4:00 pm. It is offered in two 6-week\nsess ions during the spring:
Session 1 (Hailey Elementary 1st Grade):\nF ebruary 11 – March 18
Session 2 (Hailey Elementary 2nd Grade):\nA pril 15 – May 20
Club de Arte\nDespués de Clases es un programa cre ativo y práctico para estudiantes de\nprimaria que invita a los niños y niñas a explorar materiales\, ideas y\nprocesos artísticos en un ambient e de taller acogedor y de apoyo. Cada\nsesión se enfoca en crear\, experi mentar y resolver problemas a través de\nuna variedad de actividades art ísticas inspiradas en las exposiciones del\nmuseo y en el mundo que nos r odea.
Los estudiantes trabajarán con\nuna variedad de materiales y técnicas\, desarrollarán su creatividad y\nfortalecerán sus habilidade s motoras finas mientras aprenden a pensar como\nartistas y creadores. El énfasis está en el proceso\, la exploración y la\nexpresión personal\, no en hacer proyectos “perfectos”.
Un\nmiembro del personal de Hailey Elementary acompañará a los estudiantes\nparticipantes después de clases hasta el salón Hailey Classroom en el\nmuseo. El programa se ll eva a cabo los miércoles de salida temprana de\n2:00 a 4:00 p.m.\, con un horario de recogida de 3:45 a 4:00 p.m. Se ofrece\nen dos sesiones de 6 s emanas durante la primavera:
Sesión 1 (1.º\ngrado de Hailey Eleme ntary): 11 de febrero al 18 de marzo
Sesión 2\n(2.º grado de Hail ey Elementary): 15 de abril al 20 de mayo
Teen Night: Reel\n to Real invites teens to unplug and get hands-on with a special\nValentine ’s–themed creative experience. This session will focus on\ndesigning d ecorative candles using dried flowers\, encouraging participants\nto slow down\, work with their hands\, and create something meaningful and\nperson al.
Teen Night is a hands-on\, teen-led creative space where\nparti cipants can explore a rotating menu of exciting visual arts\nactivities. W hile each month features a different project\, this session\noffers a guid ed candle-making experience that blends art\, design\, and\nself-expressio n—perfect for Valentine’s Day gifting or keepsakes.
\nEach sessi on is led by our teen interns\, who guide participants through\nthe creati ve process while giving everyone the opportunity to experiment\,\npersonal ize their designs\, and share their work with friends. All materials\nwill be provided\, and safety guidance will be included throughout the\nactivi ty.
T een Night: Reel\nto Real invites teens to unplug and get hands-on with a s pecial\nValentine’s–themed creative experience. This session will focu s on\ndesigning decorative candles using dried flowers\, encouraging parti cipants\nto slow down\, work with their hands\, and create something meani ngful and\npersonal.
Teen Night is a hands-on\, teen-led creative s pace where\nparticipants can explore a rotating menu of exciting visual ar ts\nactivities. While each month features a different project\, this sessi on\noffers a guided candle-making experience that blends art\, design\, an d\nself-expression—perfect for Valentine’s Day gifting or keepsakes.
\nEach session is led by our teen interns\, who guide participants th rough\nthe creative process while giving everyone the opportunity to exper iment\,\npersonalize their designs\, and share their work with friends. Al l materials\nwill be provided\, and safety guidance will be included throu ghout the\nactivity.
Want to improve\ny our figure drawing skills for our Open Studios: Figure Drawing sessions?\n Spend two nights practicing gesture drawing and exploring basic techniques \nto quickly capture movement and action. Learn how to use shading\, value and\nproportion to render the figure in a more three-dimensional form. Pr actice\nwith a variety of drawing art media and some of the tools artists use to\ndraw human figures without a live model.
All drawing materi als\nprovided as part of the workshop.
Cancellation date for class is\nMon. Feb 9\, 2026 if the minimum of 6 people are not registered.
< hr />\nW ant to improve\nyour figure drawing skills for our Open Studios: Figure Dr awing sessions?\nSpend two nights practicing gesture drawing and exploring basic techniques\nto quickly capture movement and action. Learn how to us e shading\, value and\nproportion to render the figure in a more three-dim ensional form. Practice\nwith a variety of drawing art media and some of t he tools artists use to\ndraw human figures without a live model.
A ll drawing materials\nprovided as part of the workshop.
Cancellatio n date for class is\nMon. Feb 9\, 2026 if the minimum of 6 people are not registered.
Join us for Afternoon\nArt\, a free d rop-in program where community members of all\nages can explore themes fro m the Museum's current exhibition and create\nunique works of art. Familie s and friends are invited to play\, create\, and\ncollaborate as artists\, making this a perfect activity for art lovers\,\ncurious minds\, and anyo ne looking for inspiration. Projects will vary\, so\nthere’s always some thing new to discover!
\nAfternoon Art is held in\nKetchum on the first\nFriday of each month and
in\nHailey on the second\nFri
day from 2:30–4:30 PM. Be sure to check dates and\nlocat
ions.
Join us for Afternoon\nArt\, a free drop-in program where community members of all\nages can e xplore themes from the Museum's current exhibition and create\nunique work s of art. Families and friends are invited to play\, create\, and\ncollabo rate as artists\, making this a perfect activity for art lovers\,\ncurious minds\, and anyone looking for inspiration. Projects will vary\, so\nther e’s always something new to discover!
\n< hr />Afternoon Art is held in\nK etchum on the first\nFriday of each month and in\nHailey on the second\nFriday from 2:30–4:30 PM. Be sure to check dates and\nlocations.
Join us for Afternoon\nArt\, a free d rop-in program where community members of all\nages can explore themes fro m the Museum's current exhibition and create\nunique works of art. Familie s and friends are invited to play\, create\, and\ncollaborate as artists\, making this a perfect activity for art lovers\,\ncurious minds\, and anyo ne looking for inspiration. Projects will vary\, so\nthere’s always some thing new to discover!
\nAfternoon Art is held in\nKetchum on the first\nFriday of each month and
in\nHailey on the second\nFri
day from 2:30–4:30 PM. Be sure to check dates and\nlocat
ions.
Join us for Afternoon\nArt\, a free drop-in program where community members of all\nages can e xplore themes from the Museum's current exhibition and create\nunique work s of art. Families and friends are invited to play\, create\, and\ncollabo rate as artists\, making this a perfect activity for art lovers\,\ncurious minds\, and anyone looking for inspiration. Projects will vary\, so\nther e’s always something new to discover!
\n< hr />Afternoon Art is held in\nK etchum on the first\nFriday of each month and in\nHailey on the second\nFriday from 2:30–4:30 PM. Be sure to check dates and\nlocations.
Join SVMoA for a\n livestream conversation with Dita Amory\, the Robert Lehman Curator in\nCh arge at The Metropolitan Museum of Art\, about the exhibition Seeing\n Silence: The Paintings of Helene Schjerfbeck. Amory curated the\nexhi bition along with consulting curator Anna-Maria Bonsdorff\, director of\nt he Ateneum Art Museum in Helsinki. Schjerfbeck is beloved in Nordic\ncount ries for her highly original style\, and the exhibition at The Met is\nthe first to showcase the artist’s work in a major United States museum.\nA bout the exhibition\, Amory writes\, “Seeing Silence looks beyond art\nh istory’s cultural mainstream to one woman who overcame immense struggles \nto produce a powerful body of work\, highlighting her rightful place in the\nstory of modernism.” The exhibition has garnered rave reviews from The\nWall Street Journal\, Vogue\, and Ocula (which named it one of the to p 10\nexhibitions to see around the world).
Enjoy the talk from you r home\nvia Zoom or at an in-person gathering at the Museum. There will be time for\nquestions after the talk.
\n
J oin SVMoA for a\nlivestream conversation with Dita Amory\, the Robert Lehm an Curator in\nCharge at The Metropolitan Museum of Art\, about the exhibi tion Seeing\nSilence: The Paintings of Helene Schjerfbeck. Amory curated the\nexhibition along with consulting curator Anna-Maria Bonsdorff \, director of\nthe Ateneum Art Museum in Helsinki. Schjerfbeck is beloved in Nordic\ncountries for her highly original style\, and the exhibition a t The Met is\nthe first to showcase the artist’s work in a major United States museum.\nAbout the exhibition\, Amory writes\, “Seeing Silence lo oks beyond art\nhistory’s cultural mainstream to one woman who overcame immense struggles\nto produce a powerful body of work\, highlighting her r ightful place in the\nstory of modernism.” The exhibition has garnered r ave reviews from The\nWall Street Journal\, Vogue\, and Ocula (which named it one of the top 10\nexhibitions to see around the world).
Enjoy the talk from your home\nvia Zoom or at an in-person gathering at the Muse um. There will be time for\nquestions after the talk.
\n
Get a\ nhead start on planning for March’s Women’s History Month curriculum a t\nFebruary’s Educator Night—a hands-on\, adult-focused creative space \nwhere educators explore meaningful ways to integrate visual arts into\nu pcoming classroom lessons.
This session focuses on visu al\nstorytelling and art-based projects that celebrate the achievements\,\ nexperiences\, and contributions of women throughout history. Through\ncol lage\, illustration\, and narrative-focused artmaking\, participants will\ ndiscover creative approaches for helping students engage with women’s\n stories\, examine representation\, and amplify diverse voices.
Educators will experiment with accessible techniques while\ndiscu ssing strategies for weaving women’s history into cross-curricular\nlear ning—not only for March\, but as part of inclusive\, year-round\nteachin g. You’ll leave with classroom-ready ideas and adaptable project\ntempla tes to support thoughtful\, engaging Women’s History Month\nactivities.< /p>
Educator Evening is offered monthly—held in\neither H ailey or Ketchum on the third Thursday from 4–6 pm. Refreshments\nprovid ed. Creativity encouraged. Connection guaranteed.
Open to educators\nof all subject areas\, Educator Eve ning is a FREE professional development\nseries occurring monthly. Blaine County educators may receive in-service\n(continuing education) hours for their participation. SVMoA shares the\nnames of those BCSD educators who p articipate with the school district\noffice for in-service district hours. Join educators\, visiting artists\, and\nMuseum staff for in-person prese ntations\, discussion\, and activity based on\ncurrent exhibitions at SVMo A and connections to the National Core Arts\nStandards and Idaho Content S tandards. Develop curricular connections and\ngain tools\, strategies\, an d thinking routines for integrating art and\nobjects into everyday classro om learning. Participate in a professional\nlearning community of supporti ve and reflective educational practitioners\,\nand have some fun!
Get a\nhead start on planning for March’s Women’s History M onth curriculum at\nFebruary’s Educator Night—a hands-on\, adult-focus ed creative space\nwhere educators explore meaningful ways to integrate vi sual arts into\nupcoming classroom lessons.
This sessio n focuses on visual\nstorytelling and art-based projects that celebrate th e achievements\,\nexperiences\, and contributions of women throughout hist ory. Through\ncollage\, illustration\, and narrative-focused artmaking\, p articipants will\ndiscover creative approaches for helping students engage with women’s\nstories\, examine representation\, and amplify diverse vo ices.
Educators will experiment with accessible techni ques while\ndiscussing strategies for weaving women’s history into cross -curricular\nlearning—not only for March\, but as part of inclusive\, ye ar-round\nteaching. You’ll leave with classroom-ready ideas and adaptabl e project\ntemplates to support thoughtful\, engaging Women’s History Mo nth\nactivities.
Educator Evening is offered monthly— held in\neither Hailey or Ketchum on the third Thursday from 4–6 pm. Ref reshments\nprovided. Creativity encouraged. Connection guaranteed.
Open to educators\nof all subject are as\, Educator Evening is a FREE professional development\nseries occurring monthly. Blaine County educators may receive in-service\n(continuing educ ation) hours for their participation. SVMoA shares the\nnames of those BCS D educators who participate with the school district\noffice for in-servic e district hours. Join educators\, visiting artists\, and\nMuseum staff fo r in-person presentations\, discussion\, and activity based on\ncurrent ex hibitions at SVMoA and connections to the National Core Arts\nStandards an d Idaho Content Standards. Develop curricular connections and\ngain tools\ , strategies\, and thinking routines for integrating art and\nobjects into everyday classroom learning. Participate in a professional\nlearning comm unity of supportive and reflective educational practitioners\,\nand have s ome fun!
Join SVMoA\ncurato rs for a tour of \"Hidden Gems: Idaho Collects\,\" featuring important\nar tworks drawn from collections in the region.R anging from works by\nintern ationally known artists to those by artists who established critical\nregi onal and national movements in the 20th and 21st centuries\, the\nartworks included in the exhibition represent a range of artistic moments\nand sty les.
J oin SVMoA\ncurators for a tour of \"Hidden Gems: Idaho Collects\,\" featur ing important\nartworks drawn from collections in the region.R anging from works by\ninternationally known artists to those by artists who establish ed critical\nregional and national movements in the 20th and 21st centurie s\, the\nartworks included in the exhibition represent a range of artistic moments\nand styles.
Join SVMoA\ncurato rs for a tour of \"Hidden Gems: Idaho Collects\,\" featuring important\nar tworks drawn from collections in the region.R anging from works by\nintern ationally known artists to those by artists who established critical\nregi onal and national movements in the 20th and 21st centuries\, the\nartworks included in the exhibition represent a range of artistic moments\nand sty les.
J oin SVMoA\ncurators for a tour of \"Hidden Gems: Idaho Collects\,\" featur ing important\nartworks drawn from collections in the region.R anging from works by\ninternationally known artists to those by artists who establish ed critical\nregional and national movements in the 20th and 21st centurie s\, the\nartworks included in the exhibition represent a range of artistic moments\nand styles.
Try your hand at\n printmaking using a press. Cut a 4x6 linoleum block and do a simple\none-c olor print. Work from images provided in the Open Studio\, or bring in\nyo ur own to work from. You are also welcome to bring your paper to print\non . Caty Kendall will be assisting everyone with using the press and\nlearni ng some of the basics of the printmaking process.
All\nprintmakin g materials are provided at the Open Studio.
Ages\n16+\; al l levels\, beginners welcome
T ry your hand at\nprintmaking using a press. Cut a 4x6 linoleum block and d o a simple\none-color print. Work from images provided in the Open Studio\ , or bring in\nyour own to work from. You are also welcome to bring your p aper to print\non. Caty Kendall will be assisting everyone with using the press and\nlearning some of the basics of the printmaking process.
< p>All\nprintmaking materials are provided at the Open Studio.Ages\n16+\; all levels\, beginners welcome
Join SVMoA for\nMe mbers exhibition tour and celebration of the closing of \"Hidden Gems:\nId aho Collects.\" Drawn from private collections throughout the region\,\n\" Hidden Gems\" features artworks by internationally known 20th and 21st\nce ntury artists representing a diverse range of styles and movements.
\n< hr />J oin SVMoA for\nMembers exhibition tour and celebration of the closing of \ "Hidden Gems:\nIdaho Collects.\" Drawn from private collections throughout the region\,\n\"Hidden Gems\" features artworks by internationally known 20th and 21st\ncentury artists representing a diverse range of styles and movements.
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