SNOW SHOW: Winter Now

Coinciding with the 2025 World Cup Alpine Championships in Sun Valley, SNOW SHOW: Winter Now explores the past, present, and future of winter and snow sport through the photographic and video work of six contemporary artists. The exhibition invites viewers to consider the ways that we are experiencing winter’s future now, from the impacts of climate change to a world of winter sport that embraces diversity.

The exhibition includes artwork by three nationally known, Los Angeles-based artists (Catherine Opie, Rob Reynolds, and Mungo Thomson) in addition to two new bodies of work created with support from SVMoA by artists Sofía Jaramillo and Ryan Bonilla.

IMAGE: Detail, Catherine Opie, Untitled #3 (Norway Mountain), 2024. Pigment Print, ed. of 5, 2 AP. 77 x 58 inches. Courtesy the artist and Regen Projects.

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Also on view

BRAD JOHNSON: Terra Montane

A SPECIAL PROJECT OF SUN VALLEY MUSEUM OF ART
MAR 21-27, 2025

On 5850 Fest Screens on Main Street & In Ketchum Town Square

Brad Johnson, Terra Montane (stills), 2025. Courtesy the artist. 

In partnership with 5850 Fest, SVMoA presents Terra Montane, a new film by artist Brad Johnson. Working with photogrammetry and thousands of photographs made in the field over a number of years, Terra Montane offers viewers a wondrous experience of mountains, glaciers, and alpine landscapes. Johnson invites us to explore these places as worlds apart—not just to look at them, but to see into and exist within them.