Join us for cocktails and hors d’oeuvres at the Sun Valley Village while you explore rare and unique architectural elements for your home and office. A bonus, learn about exclusive trade discounts for industry professionals!
Gallery Walk: Come Together – A Group Show of Photography and Artistic Innovation
Gilman Contemporary presents “Come Together,” a group exhibition where artists use traditional photography and digital innovations as powerful tools for creative expression of diverse themes. Featuring Dana Hart-Stone, Ellie Davies, Jim Westphalen, Paulette Tavormina and Wendel Wirth, this exhibition challenges the viewer to step beyond their familiar ways of seeing, and view the world through a different lens.
BEN STEELE – A DAY IN THE SUN
Gilman Contemporary presents A DAY IN THE SUN, recent paintings by Ben Steele whose diverse style brilliantly bridges art history and contemporary culture. Steele draws inspiration from the luminaries of modern art, including Roy Lichtenstein, Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Gustav Klimt, and others. His paintings demonstrate technical precision while intertwining elements of irony, nostalgia, and subtle humor. Steele cleverly integrates iconic images into his pieces, offering a fresh perspective on the past.
Sheep Bridge Jumpers & Dump Rules
Sheep Bridge Jumpers live at Whiskey’s ! Friday February 21st, 2025 21+ 9:00pm-Late Sheep Bridge Jumpers are a vibrant collective of friends hailing from Southern Idaho, united by their love of making music together. Blending diverse musical influences and talents, their sound is as dynamic and compelling as the landscapes that inspire them. Members: Zach Herbert – Vocals, Trumpet, Electric Guitar Cam Bouiss – Drums Connor Wade – Vocals, Violin, Mandolin Pat Sebastian – Bass Mark Oliver – Vocals, Guitar Their heartfelt performances and collaborative spirit create a unique connection with every audience, making each show an unforgettable experience. Joined by DUMP RULES. Ketchum’s newest and hottest rock duo, DUMP RULES. Lead by from man Scott Fairfax and drummer C. Gordon. These two made their band debut at the inaugural 5B Battle of the Bands.
OPEN STUDIO: Figure Drawing
Use this opportunity to hone technical drawing skills in a relaxed environment while drawing directly from the human figure. A model will hold a variety of poses throughout the 2-hour session. All skill levels are welcome. Bring your own supplies; drawing boards will be provided. Age & ability: 18+, all skill levels welcome! The class takes place from 6–8pm. 2024/25 Open Studio Sessions: Tue, Mar 4, 6-8pm Tue, Apr 8, 6-8pm Tue, May 6, 6-8pm Tue, Jun 3, 6-8pm (register for each Open Studio session/date individually)
WORKSHOP: Hand-Stitched Leather Tote Bag and Accessories with Morgan Buckert
Leather is a living material that with care and repair can last forever. Create your own tote bag and accessories in a class with cowboy boot maker Morgan Buckert. Build your own accessories that will last a lifetime out of Horween American-tanned leather seconds. Participant will hand-stitch a tote bag, perfect for everyday use and create additional accessories, like a key chain or wallets from the leather remnants. This leather with small blemishes has been rejected by larger companies, but can be manipulated to create the highest quality products that you will be proud to carry. Age & Ability: 18+, beginners welcome! This is a two-day workshop that takes place Saturday, February 22, and Sunday, February 23 from 10am-4pm at the Hailey Classroom. About the Instructor Morgan Buckert builds custom cowboy boots in her Hailey, Idaho workshop. Using traditional techniques and vintage machinery, Morgan builds cowboy boots and leather goods meant to last a lifetime.
OPEN STUDIO: Printmaking
Try your hand at printmaking using a press. Cut a 4×6 linoleum block and do a simple one-color print. Work from images provided in the Open Studio, or bring in your own to work from. You are also welcome to bring your own paper to print on. Museum staff will assist with using the press and teaching some basics of printmaking. All printmaking materials are provided at the Open Studio. Ages 16+; all levels, beginners welcome This open studio takes place from 6–8:30 pm. 2024/25 Open Studio Sessions: Tue, Feb 18, 6-8:30pm Tue, Mar 18, 6-8:30pm Tue, Apr 22, 6-8:30pm Tue, May 20, 6-8:30pm
WORKSHOP: Beginning Fly-Tying with James Gillespie
Introduction to Fly-Tying is designed for the beginner with no or minimal experience looking to tie their own flies. In this two-class series, instructor James Gillespie will teach students how to tie classic flies as he shares his knowledge of fly-tying tools, materials, and basic techniques. Participants will leave with the flies they create and the ability to tie a basic fly pattern. All materials and tools will be provided. No prior experience is necessary. If participants have any of their fly-tying tools, they are welcome to bring them. Age and ability: 16+ years old and beginners welcome This 2-session workshop takes place Thu, Jan 30 6–8pm and Thu, Feb 6, 6–8pm at the Hailey Classroom. All supplies will be provided by SVMoA. About the instructor: James Gillespie is a self-taught fisherman who has been fishing his entire life. Tying his own flies has always been a part of his love of fishing, and he looks forward to sharing what he knows with interested students.
EXHIBITION OPENING CELEBRATION: Snow Show
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.
SNOW SHOW: SVMoA Member Preview & Tour
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.