Jeremy Booth and Rudi Broschofsky
West Reimagined
Kentucky-based artist Jeremy Booth and Sun Valley artist Rudi Broschofsky each offer a contemporary interpretation of the American West, blending tradition with bold, modern visual language. Booth captures the spirit of the Wild West through striking minimalism, distilling iconic cowboys and sweeping Western landscapes into powerful graphic compositions that evoke resilience, grit, and adventure. His distinctive work has been exhibited at both Christie’s and Sotheby’s.
Broschofsky explores the intersection of representation and abstraction, merging Western imagery with the energy of Street Art. Using hand-cut stencils and layers of spray paint, his compositions shift with the viewer’s perspective—appearing abstract up-close before resolving into recognizable imagery from a distance. Raised in Broschofsky Galleries and serving as its director for more than two decades, his work reflects a lifelong immersion in both historic Western art and contemporary influences.
Together, Booth and Broschofsky present two unique yet complementary perspectives on the modern West: one defined by bold simplicity and the other by layered complexity. Their fresh dialogue honors Western heritage while pushing its visual language into the present.
Additional works by gallery artists will also be on display, including Bill Barrett, Duke Beardsley, Edward Curtis, Russell Chatham, Joan Mitchell, Ken Peloke, Billy Schenck, Kollabs, Theodore Villa, Andy Warhol, David Yarrow, and more.
All Heart
by Jeremy Booth
oil on canvas
60” x 48”
Live Wire
by Jeremy Booth
oil on canvas
36” x 36”
Boot, Scoot, Boogie
by Rudi Broschofsky
spray paint on canvas triptych
48” x 30” (each)
What Stands Before You
by Rudi Broschofsky
spray paint on panel
60” x 40”
Mag. 7
by Rudi Broschofsky
spray paint on panel
32” x 48”
Broschofsky Galleries
360 East Avenue | Ketchum
208.726.4950
www.brogallery.com
