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Rudi Broschofsky

The Art of Patience

Jonathan Mentzer July 29, 2025

In a world that values speed and instant gratification—where attention spans are short, trends come and go in the blink of an eye, and digital content sets a relentless pace—Rudi Broschofsky’s patience, focus, and dedication as an artist, curator, and partner at the Broschofsky Galleries in Ketchum stand in refreshing contrast.

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The Spot

The Spot

Jonathan Mentzer July 27, 2025

In an unassuming space in the industrial center of Ketchum, next to a laundromat and dog wash, is The Spot, a nonprofit theater company celebrating 10 years of bringing cutting-edge productions to the most intimate of spaces, pushing the bounds of creativity.

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Salmon glass blowing

Swimming Upstream

Jonathan Mentzer July 21, 2025

The ‘Of Water’ exhibition will feature an installation of mirrored salmon-like forms, hand-blown from molten glass as well as paintings in graphite on panel that will include Salmon, Trout, Otters, Ducks, and Deer by Joseph Rossano.

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Taste of Sun Valley – Summer ’19

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Capturing Stillness, Evoking Flight
Through Glass, Stone, and Ink, Jane Rosen Reveals the Essence of Form
by Laurie Sammis
Arrested movement captured in stone. The flash of form. Gestural lines suggesting flight and the expanse of flowing motion conveyed [...]
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Empowering Children With Art
The Burrow Art School and Studio
By Cristy Sellas
The rainstorm started just as I pulled up to The Burrow and found manager and teacher Kalie Stier and her [...]
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The Art of Patience
Rudi Broschofsky: Finding the Beauty in the Process
Winslow Brokaw
In a world that values speed and instant gratification—where attention spans are short, trends come and go in the blink of an eye, and digital content sets a relentless pace—Rudi Broschofsky’s patience, focus, and dedication as an artist, curator, and partner at the Broschofsky Galleries in Ketchum stand in refreshing contrast. [...]
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The Spot
Fearless Theater
Hayden Seder
In an unassuming space in the industrial center of Ketchum, next to a laundromat and dog wash, is The Spot, a nonprofit theater company celebrating 10 years of bringing cutting-edge productions to the most intimate of spaces, pushing the bounds of creativity. [...]
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Swimming Upstream
Harmony in nature and art
Cristy Sellas
The ‘Of Water’ exhibition will feature an installation of mirrored salmon-like forms, hand-blown from molten glass as well as paintings in graphite on panel that will include Salmon, Trout, Otters, Ducks, and Deer by Joseph Rossano. [...]
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From War to Wasteland
Nick Brandt portraits of casualties in the climate crisis
WORDS BY RILEY BOICE / PHOTOS COURTESY NICK BRANDT & GILMAN CONTEMPORARY
English photographer and climate activist Nick Brandt’s latest work, “The Echo of Our Voices: The Day May Break Chapter Four” (2024,) explores the transformative power of human connection in the face of adversity. This chapter in his ongoing global series (on display at Gilman Contemporary until January 23, 2025) features portraits of 21 Syrian families standing atop boxes, which Brandt views as “pedestals for the unseen and unheard,” amplifying voices often ignored. [...]
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Shifting the Spotlight
Acclaimed filmmaker Reed Lindsay challenges conventional reporting methods to amplify underrepresented voices
Riley Boice
Eventually, Lindsay’s report took him to Cuba. As a matter of fate, he reported there during the Obama Presidency, who ushered in a historic opening of U.S.-Cuba relations, and Trump, who returned U.S. policy to “a Cold War-era policy of economic warfare,” Lindsay explained. “In terms of being able to make a living, have hope, or feel like your country has a future or not.” Lindsay said the outcome of U.S. elections has had more profound effects in Cuba than for most Americans at home. [...]
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Stage Lights Shine on Liberty Theatre
Comeback season sees soaring sales and community engagement
Words by Carolyn French / Photos by Kirsten Shultz
The 2024/25 season launched with the summer production of Boeing Boeing, a classic farce and slamming comedy. The show became TLTC’s all-time highest-grossing production, selling out the Liberty Theatre from the front row to balcony seats during its three-week run. Originally written in the 1960s, LA-based director Veronica Moonhill infused the retro-style play with her own twist, challenging the classic gender roles baked into the original and adding a unique flair to TLTC’s production. [...]
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Of Memory and Light
The rich and textural oil paintings of Caleb Meyer
Laurie Sammis
Meyer still often uses this process (drawing or painting without looking down) when creating new works as a way to help get in the flow and capture the intent of a piece. “Starting with contour drawing offers a way to let my hand interpret the scene as my mind is seeing it so that I can get to the true essence of the painting,” he said. [...]
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From A(twood) to Z(ygar)
Sun Valley Writers Conference celebrates 30 years
Pamela Kleibrink Thompson
Like all great stories, SVWC began with an idea. “Years ago, when I was hired as a reporter at The Arizona Republic,” says founder Reva Tooley, “I inherited the responsibility for a popular Books & Authors Luncheon, sponsored by the newspaper. Some years later–after marriage, motherhood, and a home in Ketchum–I got the idea that Sun Valley might embrace a similar sort of event.” [...]