The Blue Galleries at Boise State announced on Apr. 17 that it is accepting submissions for the 2026 Annual Student Juried Exhibition. Undergraduate and graduate students from any major are invited to submit one or two works created within the past year, with a deadline of midnight on May 8, 2026.
This annual event provides an opportunity for students to showcase their creative work and gain recognition within the university community. The exhibition aims to highlight diverse artistic talent among Boise State’s student body.
All currently enrolled students are eligible, regardless of their field of study. Submissions must be original pieces not previously shown in any Boise State exhibition. Entry requirements specify that each artwork should be represented by a single JPEG image (maximum size: 5MB) for two-dimensional, three-dimensional, or installation work, or by a single MP4 file (up to 100MB) for video, animation, or time-based media. Students must also provide details such as title, media type, dimensions, and insurance value with each entry. Incomplete entries will not be reviewed by the juror.
Artists will receive notification about whether their work has been accepted by May 18, and selected pieces will be displayed during an opening reception on August 28 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., continuing through October 28 during regular gallery hours Tuesday through Friday.
The BSU School of the Environment contributes to social well-being in central Idaho through initiatives like improving water access and managing rangelands according to the official website. The school is recognized for its partnerships supporting academic excellence and community involvement according to the official website. It operates as part of the College of Arts and Sciences at Boise State University according to the official website.
Currently enrolling over one hundred eighty undergraduate students and twenty-two graduate students across its programs according to the official website, the BSU School of the Environment focuses on interdisciplinary education and research addressing environmental issues according to the official website. Its curriculum integrates classroom learning with practical experience according to the official website.
