The MESH Gallery features the works of its four principle members – Jeffrey H. Lubeck, Tory Taglio, Tessa Sheehan, and Ed Cannady. Each of the artworks are available in Limited Edition Collections of 50 in their size and created using the finest archival materials – unless otherwise indicated.

Gilman Contemporary’s philosophy is simple: art should be thought-provoking, inspirational and resonate in a deeply personal place for our clients. Collectors appreciate the diversity of our artists and have come to find the gallery a place of conversation and discovery.  Exhibiting paintings, sculpture and with an emphasis on photography, our artists range from Rodney Smith’s whimsical black- and-white photographs to the neo-classical paintings of Hunt Slonem; media paintings by James Verbicky to Nick Brandt’s haunting photographs of African wildlife.    

Established in 1987, Broschofsky Galleries features 19th-21st Century Fine American Art. A collection of museum quality American Indian antiquities compliment the historic through contemporary paintings and sculptures of western and Native American imagery, landscapes, wildlife and abstract works. A prominent selection of photographs from the Edward Curtis project, “The North American Indian” (1898-1928), portray works from the 30 year project in which Curtis fashioned a magnificent, luminous portrait of American Indian life – documentation of over 125 tribes west of the Mississippi River. Broschofsky Galleries also displays screenprints from Andy Warhol’s 1986 suite, “Cowboys & Indians,” which includes 10 different classic images derived from western and Native American art. A unique and changing collection of the gallery’s acquisition of historic works by early American artists is also available.

Mountain Images Gallery features landscape images of Idaho and beyond, as well as limited edition fine art photographs.  Photographer James Bourret travels into the wilderness areas of the West and strives to capture the transcendent experiences that only wilderness can offer us. “I seek to create richly evocative, emotional images from nature, reflecting the mood, form, colors and patterns of a scene.  Whether it is a small detail, an abstraction, or a grand lanscape, my hope is to convey emotional impact, wonder, and a sense of movement and change.” Prints (framed and unframed) and canvas prints are available in a variety of sizes. Workshops and instruction in landscape photography, computer editing techniques, and creativity are offered.

Gail Severn Gallery represents young, mid career and established artists working in all media. For 40 years the gallery has built a national reputation for presenting energetic exhibition schedules, participating in international art fairs, facilitating museum exhibitions, and publishing books and catalogs for our artists. Our building houses 4 distinct exhibition spaces in more than 8,000 square feet, combined with an outdoor sculpture court. In addition, the gallery has a 2-acre sculpture garden that provides a variety of unique environments for viewing intimate and large-scale sculpture including fountains and site specific installations, which change on a seasonal basis. Sun Valley Idaho’s resort community brings together knowledgeable and beginning collectors in a warm and inviting setting where they can view artists from throughout the United States as well as Europe, Asia and Central and South America. The Gail Severn Gallery’s clients, artists and staff benefit from this unique and rich environment that fosters long term relationships. Represented artists include: Jenny Honnert Abell, Victoria Adams, Nicolas Africano, Tony Berlant, Bo Bartlett, Squeak Carnwath, Linda Christensen, Jose Cobo, James Cook, Kris Cox, David deVillier, Betsy Eby, Tony Foster, Raphaelle Goethals, Morris Graves, Michael Gregory, Suzanne Hazlett, Jonathon Hexner, Jun Kaneko, Margaret Keelan, Judith Kindler, …