Oct. 4th-5th & 11th-12th
Boise Open Studios Collective Organization features over 125 Treasure Valley artists working in painting, sculpture, photography, ceramics, printmaking, jewelry, textiles, mosaic, collage, assemblage, digital images, and glass. Our main event, the Open Studios Tour, occurs during the first two weekends of October each year, with half of the artists opening their studios on the first weekend and the rest on the second. This event aims to enhance public understanding of the artistic process, foster connections, and build community.
Additionally, BOSCO partners with organizations like Oinkari Basque Dancers, Idaho Songwriters Association, Ballet Idaho, Idaho State Archives, City of Meridian, and Meridian Arts Commission to showcase local art, music, dance, and history. These collaborations strengthen cultural connections and celebrate Idaho’s unique diversity.
Join us for the opening reception of a collaboration in dance, art, and history
July 17th - Aug. 15th
The opening reception for the Best of Bosco and Mosaic Fundraiser at Delia Dante Gallery.
Sept. 6th from 5-9 pm
“Art as Song, Song as Art” is an interactive experience that brings together local artists and songwriters...
Sept. 5th - Oct. 31st
Stay connected to the local art community with the BOSCO Calendar of Events. Discover art events, gallery openings, exhibitions, alt spaces, and other fun things to do in the Boise area.
Stephanie Inman is a Boise public artist and cultural planner, graphic designer, and mixed media artist. Her work varies from large-scale public art installations to interactive interpretive signage to little sculptural buildings. She holds a degree in Architecture from the University of Oregon.
Stephanie was awarded the Idaho Governor’s Award for Excellence in the Visual Arts in 2022.
“My art is specific to its place. I’m drawn to humble, unpretentious buildings to document and remember. Creating their likeness in miniature elevates their story. Opposite that is the drama of large-scale public art with bold colors and textures against a big, blue sky. So I am drawn to the big and to the small. There’s always a push and pull.”
Popsicle Sun
Botanicals Installation
Double Portal
We’d love to hear from you! Whether you have questions about our organization or want to learn more about the art community in the Treasure Valley, we’re here to connect and help.
