(Moscow, ID) The City of Moscow and the Moscow Arts Commission announce the opening of the Some Assembly Required exhibition, on view at the Third Street Gallery from January 16 to April 4, 2025.
The artist reception from 4-6pm on Thursday, January 16 will coincide with Moscow’s 3rd Thursday Artwalk and will feature refreshments made by Sisters Cookies.
In this exhibition, 45 regional artists worked with identical sets of materials to create an artwork, though, as the show title suggests, there was some assembly required.
The rules were as follows:
• Each artist received an identical set of materials.
• Artists were required to use all materials in the box to create an artwork.
• Artists could introduce other materials as long as they used everything provided in the box.
Sample Artworks
Loren Brown, “Handmade (20 Momentary Sculptures)”
Loren Brown, “Handmade (20 Momentary Sculptures)”
Amy Grey, “There is No Away”
Amy Grey, “There is No Away”
JJ Harty, “What Do You Look For When You Are Drowning”
JJ Harty, “What Do You Look For When You Are Drowning”
Featured Artists
Elizabeth Adan
Carolyn Berman
Emmeline Brown
Loren Brown
Rebecca Burton
Andrea Chavez
Katherine Clancy
Gail Cochran
Megan Davis
Rachael Eastman
Susan Englebrecht
Dawna Engler
Abe Engler
Eve Engler
Gregg Eschright
Julene Ewert
Annabelle Fluegel
Jane Fluegel
Susan Fluegel
Omni Francetich
Kelsey Grafton
Rose Graham
Amy Grey
Mary Jo Hamilton
JJ Harty
Evan Holbert
John Larkin
Mary Lee
Gail Martin
Martha McIver
Kelly O’Neill
Ann Porter
Belinda Rhodes
Janet Richards
Debi Robinson-Smith
Jennifer Rod
Evelyn Simon
Elizabeth Sloan
Jamie Sugai
anica v.2
Kathy Warren
Carole Wells
Sarah Williams
Will Wohlfeil
Heather Woolery
More information about the Third Street Gallery is available on the City of Moscow website.
Support for City of Moscow Arts Department programming comes from the Idaho Commission on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts.