TAM’s 12th biennial statewide juried competition and exhibition celebrates the diverse interpretive vision of Idaho artists from across the state. ART Idaho is open to all artists currently residing in Idaho.
Best of Show $1000
Presented by Bank of Idaho
Sisters in Migration: India
Delphine Keim and Sally Graves Machlis
2nd Place $500
Fire Season, Teton Valley
Karen Jacobsen
3rd Place $250
Simon
Aubrilyn Forson
2022 Accepted Artwork
Darrell Allen ~ Warm River
Linda Aman ~ Encaustic Red and Waves of Blue Blossom
Mary G. Arnold ~ Bear at Dusk
Leslie Jay Bosch ~ Bittersweet, Quan Yin and The Giving Tree
Kelly Coates ~ Grizzly Bear Drawing
Sally Cannon Ellis ~ Summer Time to Fall
Sheila Fletcher ~ Portrait of Colette
Aubrilyn Forson ~ Simon
Bonnie Zahn Griffith ~ A Touch of Red and Solitude
Courtney Gruver ~ What Dreams May Come
Ron Hicks ~ A Secret Place
Carma Hobbs ~ Yesterday's Wheel
Karen Jacobsen ~ Down Valley/Springtime and Fire Season, Teton Valley
Sarah Johnson ~ Remembering Mischief
Sonja Johnson ~ A Winter's Tale and Dream On
David Louis Jones ~ Agrarian No. 52
Steven James Jorde ~ Alley in Fall and South Fork Aspens
Joe Keller ~ Fun to Get Lost and What a Day for a Daydream
Olya Lane ~ Silence and Teton's Greatness
Delphine Keim and Sally Graves Machlis ~ Sisters in Migration: Cuba and Sisters in Migration: India
Savanah Marutz Bytheway ~ Country in Color and Franklin Falls Ghost Town
Nolan Parson ~ Found . . . and Found and River Haven
Linda Patterson ~ Shapes of Fear-Persisting
Min Puno ~ Alien and Amethyst
Bernadette Regnier ~ Alexa and Sandhill Cranes
Claire Remsberg ~ Pool & Spill and Romancing the Malad
Les Scott ~ Run to Failure and The Traveler
Michael Sessions ~ Winter Walk
Sue Tyler ~ Island Park Serenity and Winter Range Transformed
Marina Zavalova ~ Sunny Day
Sponsored by
2022 ART Idaho Juror
Michael Faison is the executive director of the Idaho Commission on the Arts. He holds a BFA in Studio Art from the University of Texas at Austin and a Masters in Arts Management from Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Faison previously served as the director of the Arts in Education Division of the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, assistant director of the Oregon Arts Commission, and executive director of the Center for Arts Management and Technology at Carnegie Mellon University. He served as an information technology consultant for Pittsburgh’s Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild and was a high school art and visual design teacher in the Austin Independent School District. Faison is a former commercial illustrator and photographer, and has worked in press and pre-press. He serves on several nonprofit boards, including the Boise Sunrise Rotary Club.
Image comprised of details of the following artwork:
Sue Tyler, Island Park Serenity (acrylic); Delphine Keim and Sally Graves Machlis, Sisters in Migration: Cuba (mixed media on Rives BFK with tinted/cut vinyl); Bonnie Zahn Griffith, Solitude (pastel); Savanah Marutz Bytheway, Country in Color (oil); Sarah Johnson, Remembering Mischief (colored pencil); Bernadette Regnier, Sandhill Cranes (linocut); David Louis Jones, Agrarian No. 52 (acrylic on canvas)
