From the Colour of Its Bloom: Camas Prairie considers a unique landscape in Southern Idaho that is home to multiple ecosystems and social histories, and is named for the camas lily, which blooms each spring and has been an important food for the Shoshone and Bannock peoples for centuries.
The project consists of an exhibition including five commissioned bodies of work, an outdoor sculpture by artist Sopheap Pich, a signage project in collaboration with the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes and a catalog. The exhibition features new artwork by Derek No-Sun Brown, Daniel Gordon, MK Guth, Anthony Hernandez and Sopheap Pich, and an essay by Judith Freeman.
