Chicago-based artist Shirley Yang Crutchfield knows firsthand the strength and resilience women hold. An entrepreneur and mother of two, [...]

Charlotte Hemmings’ earliest memories revolve around film and TV: running around sets; Sunday lunches with actor and pop culture personality [...]

  Brooklyn-based artist and photographer Dora Somosi calls herself a visual wanderer who explores the intersection of the everyday and [...]

Arrested movement captured in stone. The flash of form. Gestural lines suggesting flight and the expanse of flowing motion conveyed [...]

The rainstorm started just as I pulled up to The Burrow and found manager and teacher Kalie Stier and her [...]

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. [...]

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. [...]

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. [...]

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. [...]

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. [...]