This Educator Evening is about providing paths for educators to integrate the practice of "noticing" or “close-looking” into their classroom practice. Participants will experience their own inquiry of noticing as they engage in various thinking routines. Drawn from Harvard’s Project Zero Thinking Routines Toolbox, a thinking routine is a set of questions or sequence of steps that can be used to support student thinking and learning. This event begins at 5pm at the Museum in Ketchum. About SVMoA Educator Evenings Open to educators of all subject areas, Educator Evening is a FREE professional development series occurring monthly. Blaine County educators may receive in-service (continuing education) hours for their participation. SVMoA shares the names of those BCSD educators who participate with the school district office for in-service district hours. Join educators, visiting artists, and Museum staff for in-person presentations, discussion, and activity based on current exhibitions at SVMoA and connections to the National Core Arts Standards and Idaho Content Standards. Develop curricular connections and gain tools, strategies, and thinking routines for integrating art and objects into everyday classroom learning. Participate in a professional learning community of supportive and reflective educational practitioners, and have some fun! Topics include: Art integration vs. Art ...

Join artist Sofía Jaramillo and members of her production team, including stylist, lighting director, hair and makeup artist, and producer, for a conversation moderated by Suzanne Donaldson, former Senior Director Global Brand Creative Production at Nike. Learn about the behind-the-scenes production work that goes into Jaramillo’s photo shoots for A New Winter. Made possible by Sun Valley Resort. Part of the exhibition SNOW SHOW: Winter Now

SVMoA Members are invited to enjoy a preview and exhibition tour of "Snow Show: Winter Now." Refreshments will be served. "Snow Show: Winter Now" explores the past, present, and future of winter and snow sport through the photographic and video work of six contemporary artists. The exhibition invites viewers to consider the ways that we are experiencing winter’s future now, from the impacts of climate change to a world of winter sport that embraces diversity.

Join us as we celebrate the opening of "Snow Show: Winter Now." Artists Sofia Jaramillo and Ryan Bonilla will be present. Refreshments will be served. Snow Show: Winter Now explores the past, present, and future of winter and snow sport through the photographic and video work of six contemporary artists. The exhibition invites viewers to consider the ways that we are experiencing winter’s future now, from the impacts of climate change to a world of winter sport that embraces diversity.