We are so excited to welcome the public into our space to meet artist Elijah McNeeley during First Thursday on November 6, 2025, from 5 to 8 p.m.
Visit the gallery inside
Cushing Terrell’s Boise office:
800 W. Main St., Ste. 800
Traditionally: Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Featured Artist: Elijah McNeeley
The Pursuit of Honesty
My journey as an artist has been a constant pursuit of finding my voice and authenticity — the struggle to do what is meaningful for myself in my art as opposed to responding to outside influences. What you see in this exhibition are different phases of creative exploration that reflect this pursuit. While it may sound cliche, I’m not the same person today that I was yesterday, so how can I expect my art to be? These paintings embody the evolution of my work and myself.
Learn more about Elijah: dripthro.com
Past Exhibitors
April VanDeGrift
aprilvandegrift.com
Artisans For Hope
artisansforhope.com
Dave Darraugh
hirambutler.com
Kathleen Probst
kathleenprobst.com
Chris Binion
chrisbinionartist.com
Jill AnnieMargaret
jillanniemargaret.com
Kirsten Furlong
kirstenfurlong.com
Geoffrey Krueger
@daily_dose_of_painting
Troy Passey
troypasseyart.com
How it All Began
The idea of hosting gallery space in the Boise arm of our architecture and engineering firm was born during the programming phase for our new offices. We facilitated multiple sessions, asking Cushing Terrell colleagues: “What is important to you regarding your working environment?” We focused on three areas: the physical environment, culture, and an “anything goes” wishlist.
Through this process, we learned the arts and a connection to the community were among top priorities. Rather than showcasing our own work, we decided to highlight pieces from accomplished artists within our region. Our overarching goal: to inspire the public to visit our office and give artists the opportunity to display their work. We encourage featured artists to be innovative and exploratory — mirroring the culture we enjoy at Cushing Terrell.
Our firm commissioned Gallery Cushing Terrell’s first exhibitor, Cody Rutty, for a piece that still hangs in Boise’s main conference room.
