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Step into the soul of the land with James Lavadour’s sweeping new exhibition “Land of Origin” at the Boise Art Museum—where decades of brushstrokes reveal a deep, poetic bond between artist, earth, and memory. Inspired by the Umatilla Indian Reservation’s wild beauty, Lavadour paints not from planning, but from wandering and feeling—each canvas a reaction to nature’s rhythm. Curator Danielle Knapp calls his process like composing poetry, layering works over time before assembling them into a powerful whole. This rare, large-scale show lets Lavadour’s voice echo through the gallery, reminding us all that nature’s heartbeat is in every stroke—and in every one of us.

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