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Opening Reception: Live Forever and Never Die

Date
Jul 02 2026
Time
5:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Join us for the opening reception of Live Forever and Never Die, a solo exhibition by Grace Page on July 2 at Idaho Art Gallery downtown Boise. This evocative body of work explores the enduring symbolism of fruit trees as vessels of memory, inheritance, and personal history. Through abstraction, the artist examines the space where lived experience and collective meaning intersect, allowing familiar forms to dissolve and reassemble into layered reflections on family, labor, temptation, and belonging. Based in Boise, ID, Grace Page is a contemporary painter whose work explores themes of memory, time, and perception through abstraction and fragmentation. Experience this new exhibition, meet the artist, and spend the evening immersed in thoughtful conversation and contemplation. FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Location
idaho art gallery
830 North Main Street, ste 110, Meridian, ID
Website https://idahoartgallery.com/
Organizer
Idaho Art Gallery
Phone 2087334134
Email idahoartgallery@gmail.com
Website http://www.landscapepaintings.org
Date
Jul 02 2026
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Time
5:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Opening Reception: Live Forever and Never Die

Join us for the opening reception of Live Forever and Never Die, a solo exhibition by Grace Page on July 2 at Idaho Art Gallery downtown Boise.

This evocative body of work explores the enduring symbolism of fruit trees as vessels of memory, inheritance, and personal history. Through abstraction, the artist examines the space where lived experience and collective meaning intersect, allowing familiar forms to dissolve and reassemble into layered reflections on family, labor, temptation, and belonging.
Based in Boise, ID, Grace Page is a contemporary painter whose work explores themes of memory, time, and perception through abstraction and fragmentation.

Experience this new exhibition, meet the artist, and spend the evening immersed in thoughtful conversation and contemplation.

FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC