Art

The 10th annual Art and Soul of the Magic Valley is happening right now. Local artists are showing off their skills in elaborate ways and you can vote for your favorites.

Like art and how it is used in public spaces? The city of Twin Falls is looking for people to fill seven open spots on the newly created Public Art Commission.

There will be a new face at the Magic Valley Arts Council as the current executive director will retire.

Magic Valley three-dimensional artists are wanted for the “Art on Main” exhibit in downtown Twin Falls.

The exhibit will be on display through Aug. 23, but the free walk allows visitors to meet the artists, mingle with friends and other art lovers, and enjoy wine as they take in the scenic gallery.

What started out as a class teaching one art medium has turned into a class teaching many paint mediums.

Meet local authors and artists and check out their stories and crafts at the upcoming The Art of the Gift: Authors & Artisans on the Rim.

Idaho students are invited to share their visions of the future through an art contest.

Head to downtown Twin Falls and you might find something that catches your eye aside from the newly built commons and fountain area; a massive kaleidoscope.

A Twin Falls resident is among the artists recognized by Gov. C.L. “Butch” Otter and First Lady Lori Otter.

A renovation team found a surprise recently while working on an old house in Boise.

Twin Falls Police are looking for a couple who walked off with a staff earlier this month from a non-profit art gallery. On the evening of September 12, police say a man and woman were in the lobby of the Magic Valley Arts Council looking at a static art display.