Idaho Landscapes
Exhibition runs March 7 - April 30
Two landscape painters, each with a distinct style. Ryan Wise is known for his tight style, characterized by precise details and controlled brushwork, while the other, Fred Choate, is known for his loose style, which features expressive brushstrokes and a more impressionistic approach to capturing landscapes.
Two landscape painters, each with a distinct style. Ryan Wise is known for his tight style, characterized by precise details and controlled brushwork, while the other, Fred Choate, is known for his loose style, which features expressive brushstrokes and a more impressionistic approach to capturing landscapes.
Fred Choate
Fred Choate is a fourth generation Idaho native. He was born in Wendell and grew up in Buhl and Twin Falls. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Idaho State University. His "art" career began in high school, making spending money painting monster hot rods on sweatshirts. He also illustrated his senior yearbook. In 1982 Fred began his "full time" art career painting large murals around the Northwest. In 1997 landscape painters Tom Szewc and Ovanes Berberian introduced Fred to plein air painting. Since then his full time passion has been painting the Southern Idaho landscape. Within a one-hour drive from his home in Boise you can find deep canyons, deserts, alpine lakes and farmlands. He is beginning to find, however, that it is the relationship of water to the land that really fascinates him. No two bodies of water refract and reflect light in the same way. Attempting to capture this elusive quality of water is what keeps painting exciting for Fred. http://fredchoate.com/ |
Ryan Wise
Ryan Wise hails from the fruit capital of the Pacific Northwest, Yakima, Washington. The youngest son of artists, Ryan grew up with a deep passion for making and sharing art. He attended Boise State University where he earned both his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree and his graduate teaching certification. His undergraduate emphasis was in Painting and Art History. He continues his studio art practice and exhibits award winning paintings regionally and nationally. When not sharing his love of art, Ryan likes to woodwork, camp and spend time with his wife, daughter and their two rescue dogs. https://www.ryanwiseart.com/ |
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Tuesday-Wednesday from 10am - 3pm
Thursday-Saturday from 10am - 6pm
All gallery exhibitions are always free and open to the public