2024 ART IDAHO COMPETITION
August 3 - October 26, 2024
TAM’s 13th 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.
2024 Accepted Artwork
Linda Aman ~ Aurora and Energy Dynamics
Mary Arnold ~ Fall Glory on the Big Wood
Raquel Awerkamp ~ Balance
Hyrum Benson ~ Bark Box #8 and Moon Jar #7
Meredith Bobb ~ The Balance of Thought and The Dual
Leslie Jay Bosch ~ Her Legacy, Heaven on Earth
Lori Brackett ~ Wall Flowers
Jason Coles ~ Best Buddies and Eagle
Eric Demattos ~ Fleeting Thoughts and Model T in Bathed in Infrared Light
Becky Dresser ~ Open Spaces
Sally Cannon Ellis ~ Moose Creek Trail
Sheila Fletcher ~ Song in a Darkening Doorway (Portrait of Michael Corrigan)
Scott Franson ~ Untitled
Howie Garber ~ Crepuscular Rays Over Teton Sunrise and Fountain Fantasia
Gerald Griffin ~ A Way Through
Bonnie Zahn Griffith ~ Dining Out and The Plowed Road
Yidan Guo ~ Women Who Are Asian Immigrants Series-Ching Yu I
Diane Hill ~ Green Heron
Carma Hobbs ~ Moody Monday and Salmon River Country
Kathi Cheyenne Jensen ~ Red Sails in the Sunset
Sarah Johnson ~ True Blue
Sonja Johnson ~ Dahlia, Dahling
Joe Keller ~ Evening Glow and Ode to Bill
Lily Matrina Lee ~ Perfection or Vanity and Untitled (Thomas)
Peter Marley ~ Old Against New and Pete & Pat
Ryan Muldowney ~ Abraham
Ken Newman ~ Raven's Domain
Page Phillips ~ Car Nee Val
Bernadette Regnier ~ Pollination
Michael Santandream ~ Requiem 3 and Theory 1.4.3
J Ken Spencer ~ Grazing Buckskin and Spring Transition
Sue Tyler ~ Tranquil Fields
Don Walth ~ Eve
Shae Warnick ~ Black Swans in Papaya and Crows in the Pawpaw
Claudia Whitten ~ The Blues and The Gathering
2024 ART IDAHO JUROR
Dustin Thompson is a ceramic artist currently living in southeastern Idaho. His work combines utilitarian ceramic forms with architectural design. Dustin’s work has been shown in the strictly functional pottery national exhibition, the LDS international art competition, along with other venues. He received his Undergraduate Fine Arts degree from Utah State University, and his Masters of Fine Arts degree from Idaho State University. He worked as an adjunct professor of ceramics at BYU-Idaho, and currently teaches community ceramic classes at The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho.