Idaho Falls exhibit puts farm life front and center through western art
May 5, 2026
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IDAHO FALLS – A new art exhibit catering to people in the agricultural community opens this week.
“Sacred Spaces: Visions of the West from the Prosaic to the Sublime” officially opens at the Art Museum of Eastern Idaho on Friday, but there will be an ArtWalk Preview and opening reception for the public on Thursday night.
Amy Thompson, the museum’s development director, tells EastIdahoNews.com the exhibit will showcase the work of six different artists. Among them are Bryan Mark Taylor and Allie Zeyer, both of whom are from Utah. Taylor has ties to eastern Idaho.
David Dibble is one of the most renowned artists whose work will be featured. He lives in Orem, Utah, according to his website, and grew up on a farm in Davis County, Utah.
Thompson says all the artists have a connection to the agricultural lifestyle, and all the pieces depict something related to farm life.
The Museum of Idaho will also be displaying some historic photos of local farms in conjunction with the art exhibit. Art museum Executive Director Alexa Stanger will feature some photos of her family farm.
EastIdahoNews.com got a sneak peek on Monday afternoon. Some of the art depicts old barns, a local field or landscape, cows or other animals, and one painting shows a well used tractor.
“We have a few that are these really interesting interior scenes, and it’s not something you would necessarily think of as a classic subject for a painting,” Thompson says.
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