Students explore the Idaho Triennial and discover how artwork from across the state reflects the landmarks, issues, and history of Idaho. In the studios, students investigate the connections between artists and their communities before expressing their own ideas about place in a work of art. (Relates to Idaho history, community, identity, and social studies)

Students become detectives, scientists, and historians as they observe and interpret stories of arrival, exploration, the West, and Mars. In the studios, students create images that relate plausible, albeit fictional stories of the past, present, or future. (Relates to social studies, history, science, and world cultures)

Students examine the vibrant, large-scale portraits of Kehinde Wiley’s World Stage: Israel and uncover a global youth culture rich with symbols, music, color, and art history. In the studios, students interpret their own cultural influences by creating self-portraits with colorful backgrounds. (Relates to world cultures, geography, identity, social studies, and portraiture)