From snow-capped mountains to the winding canals that nurture farmlands, flowing just beneath your feet, water shares its nourishment with the luscious Idaho landscape in ways that often go unnoticed. As water sustains Idaho’s agriculture, landscapes and local communities, Boise State’s upcoming art exhibition at the Trueblood Pop-Up Gallery in the Student Union Building hopes to start up the conversation of water viability one story at a time.
Scheduled to make its debut in January 2027, the exhibition will feature local artwork exploring the theme “water viability,” which was established by artist and member of the Treasure Valley Artists Alliance, Suzanne Knorr.
The idea for the theme comes from Knorr’s personal experience with water depletion…