Upcoming Artists
Artist: Roxanne Everett
About Surel’s Place
Surel’s Place honors the legacy of artist Surel Mitchell by offering her home and studio to artists of promise, and of renown, for month-long residencies and professionally supported art events. In this inspiring live/work space artists of all disciplines are given time and freedom to reflect, create, and share their work with Idahoans of all ages and backgrounds.
Artist: Surel Mitchell
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Thank you to the following Surel’s Circle donors whose generosity is directly supporting the arts and artists through Surel’s Place:
Unlike many organizations, Surel’s Place is not endowed. The gift you make today matters a great deal. Surel’s Place is a 501c3 non-profit organization (TAX ID #45-5319151), so your donation is tax deductible. Thank you for including us in your giving.
WHAT’S NEW & WHAT’S HAPPENING
- Surel’s Place Partnership with Boise State Researchers Boosted By Major NEA Grant
Boise State University announced that it will receive a National Endowment for the Arts Research Lab award totaling $125,000. This grant will support the Place, Arts and Cultural Systems Lab, which focuses on the study of diversity, equity, and inclusion in arts and cultural districts around the United States. - Garden City Placemaking Fund Leaders and Artist to Speak at Boise State
The Boise State University School of the Arts will host a Public Art Panel at 9:30 a.m. February 8 featuring some of the Garden City business owners who have helped launch the Garden City Placemaking Fund, a collaboration between Surel’s Place, neighboring businesses and residents that aims to create new opportunities for local, emerging and BIPOC artists […] - Two Public Art Opportunities Open This February
Idaho artists have the chance to apply for two art opportunities this month — one in Boise and the other in McCall. Linen District Fence in Boise A $4,000 public art project in Boise is open again for artist proposals. The city’s Department of Art and History displays new work on a fence on Grove Street […] - Molly Joyce Explains in British Music Mag Why She is “Disability First”
Former Surel’s Place Artist-in-Residence Molly Joyce wrote a piece for Wire magazine this month on her always-evolving answer to the question: “What is the difference between being a disabled musician and an able musician who happens to be disabled?”