GENESEE, ID — Genesee’s Little Pink House Gallery launches its 2025 exhibition season with a show titled We’re Still HERe, featuring women artists from the wider Palouse region who work in paint, clay, wood, and pencil. We’re Still HERe takes place on Saturday and Sunday, April 26 and 27 at 157 North Elm Street in Genesee. Look for pink house signs on the routes into town. Exhibition hours are 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. on both days, with private appointments available the week following the exhibit.
We’re Still HERe is dedicated to women artists, including female friends and colleagues of artist and LPHG owner/curator, Ellen Vieth.
“The reality is, women are being diminished,” says Vieth. “In the arts, women have had a long and difficult history, but here we are in 2025, still needing to fight as a gender for fairness, recognition, and opportunity.”
“Now is a time we need to make a little more noise if we don’t want to be erased.”
The women artists joining Vieth include Jean Arnold, Jill BIrshbach, Ann Christensen, Annie Coe, Rachael Eastman, Katy Fox, Jeanne Fulfs, Kelsey Grafton, Amanda Harlow, Blake Liliane Hellman, Stacy Isenbarger, Mary Carol Kenney, Jill Kyong, Chris Lynch, Lauren McCleary, Mary Montgomery, and Colleen Taugher.
“In spring when the sun comes back, the air smells different, and I feel different,“ says Vieth.
“Moving out of the cold and into the sun has miraculous power to ignite creativity.”
For sneak peeks of installed work and gallery news, follow posts on Instagram @ellenvieth and on Facebook @Little Pink House Gallery. For more information about We’re Still HERe or the gallery, contact Vieth at ellenvieth@gmail.com, or visit the LPHG website at littlepinkhousegallery.com.
