State supreme court decisions about acceptable language used to define ballot initiatives - an issue not just in Idaho but elsewhere too - may…
A journalist films a video installation for the exhibition "Kandinsky," a retrospective of Russian painter Wassily Kandinsky, during a press preview at Rome's Palazzo Bonaparte, Monday, Sept. 14, 2026. (AP Photo/Alessandra Tarantino)
Two East Idaho high school seniors are marking their final months of school with something a little more permanent than a yearbook signature —…
Darrell Manning, who died last month at 94, was smack in the middle of Idaho’s hot and pivotal politics of the 60s. He served four terms as a …
We know what Idaho voters — in the aggregate — thought of Donald Trump in the last three presidential elections: They backed him 66.9 percent …
POCATELLO — The Idaho Watercolor Society Southeast Region is sponsoring a watercolor workshop from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 19 at the Pocatello …
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art is opening in Los Angeles, showcasing a vast collection of creative work. While "Star Wars” fans will find familiar pieces, the museum focuses on a broader range of art collected by George Lucas. It aims to elevate populist painters, commercial illustrators and comic artists to the status of fine art. The museum features works from Lucas's personal collection, including paintings by Norman Rockwell and Maxfield Parrish. Galleries are organized by themes like sports and civic activism, rather than by artist or era. The building is designed by Ma Yansong and resembles a floating cloud or tree canopy.
BLACKFOOT — For Trynity Kesler, painting started as a job she didn’t ask for.
You watch the bus go by and take it for granted. Most people do, most of the time, whether we use it at the moment or not.
Pioneering Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama has died. She was 97. Yayoi Kusama Studio said she died at a hospital in Tokyo on Aug. 14. Kusama splashed her signature polka dots on paintings, sculptures and museum installations around the world. Repetitive motifs were her trademark. They came in various shapes, resembling netting, swirls or worms, but most often dots, dancing proudly on her canvases, or as sparkling balls or dots of light in her installations, in all their vibrant psychedelic glory.
