Moments in Transit is a multimedia exhibition, which represents Deborra Bohrer’s love of nature, Idaho and her fascination with automobiles. Through salvaged doors she sourced from vintage cars in Montana and Ketchum as well as at L L&L Classic Auto, one of the largest car yards in the U.S. in Wendell, Idaho, Bohrer has created vignettes on her view of the world and a few key people who are in it.

KETCHUM, IDAHO—Lipton Fine Arts presents new works by Deborra Marshall Bohrer in a solo show for Gallery Walk on Friday, Sept. 1, 5-8 p.m., in Ketchum, Idaho. Marshall Bohrer will be present for Gallery Walk, and her works will remain on exhibition through the end of September. Marshall Bohrer’s work is also on exhibition at The Community Library in Ketchum for its “Art in the Lecture Room” series, which is ongoing.

Deborra Marshall Bohrer will show pieces from her Sandhill crane series and others and new works, “Scenes From the Hidden Garden,” inspired by her own gardens. Her fascination with form and figure as well as years of skill and experience allows her to present the elegance of cranes and nature through her own style of painting, which is mostly performed with a palette knife.

The Community Library announces the presentation of a Smithsonian traveling exhibit on water at the Sun Valley Museum of History. WaterWays is an interactive exhibit that explores water as a critical scientific and cultural resource. The exhibit will be on display until August 28. Admission is free.

In addition to the multimedia exhibit designed by the Smithsonian, the Library has created several unique complementary aspects to the exhibit, including a large-scale map of the local watershed, a video oral history project, a display of fine art by local artist Deborra Marshall Bohrer, and locally-created set of word puzzles pertaining to water.