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Exhibitions
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"Train Drawings" February 2026 Art Walk, Craft Local, Billings, Montana ​
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“Traces Left” (2025), Yellowstone Art Museum in Yellowstone Art Museum Art Auction 57, March 2026 (Bid here)
“Exit Wounds” (2025) featured in Yellowstone Art Museum Art Auction 57, March 2026 (Bid here)
These pieces are currently on exhibition at Yellowstone Art Museum in Billings, Montana. Proceeds will be donated to support Yellowstone Art Museum's programs.​
“Discovery” 2024 - exhibition - Permanently showing at Brighter Sky Counseling Inc - collection of 4 abstract pieces representing self-acceptance, exploration, and mindfulness. (View here)
Dreyfest 2018 - Solo Art Exhibit in local art, music, and culture festival, Billings, Montana
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Publications
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“Outcomes” (2024) featured in “Love” Exhibition and Publication via Gallerium, 2025
“Roses” (2024) featured in “Abstractum” Exhibition and Publication via Gallerium, 2024
“Wasureru” (2023) featured in “Melancholy” Exhibition and Publication via Gallerium, 2024
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“Koi” (2024) featured in Artstonish Contemporary Art Magazine, 53rd issue, 2024
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Education
​Montana State University - Billings | College of Health Professions and Science
Master of Science in Clinical Rehabilitation and Mental Health Counseling | In progress | Related coursework: Psychology, Mental Health Counseling, Rehabilitation, Social Problems, Disability Advocacy
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Nihon University Mishima - College of International Relations
Language exchange program |2024-2025| International relations and Japanese language study abroad program | Related Coursework: sociology, art history, photography, international relations, Japanese language study
Montana State University - Billings | School of Health and Human Services
Bachelor of Science in Human Services | Cum Laude, January 2019 – December 2021
Concentration: Mental Health | Related coursework: Counseling Psychology, Rehabilitation, Addiction, Case Management
Leadership & Volunteering
Leader | Yellowstone County Community Empowerment Group | 2026 - present | Initiated and currently leads a monthly discussion and volunteering group with 8-12 members. Groups discuss our personal roles in making positive community change, activism, political topics, and mental health. Volunteer projects are planned in conjunction.
Volunteer | American Foundation for Suicide Prevention | 2017 – Present |Active in annual community events, fundraising, and advocacy for mental health and suicide prevention
Volunteer | Big Brothers Big Sisters | March 2021 – May 2023​
Engaged in mentorship programs, encouraging creativity and artistic expression among youth​​
Program Coordinator | Yellowstone County Boys and Girls Clubs November 2016 – June 2020 Educator and mentor for children, focusing on creative expression, self-expression, and leadership developmentâ—‹ Developed and led creativity-focused programs, integrating art and self-expression into classroom management and mentoring
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A little bit about me
My name is Sarah Boucher. I am an abstract artist from Yellowstone County, Montana. I primarily work with mixed media, and often switch between bright colors and fluid forms to black and white fine linework.
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My art is influenced by the ever changing world around me, and the waxing and waning feeling between being part of something large and isolation. My work is ever-changing like the seasons. I allow my work to be influenced by everything I experience, from rush hour traffic, to working in the mental health field; from watching the snow fall, to conversations with friends. I also like to hide a little bit of magic in each piece; something that serves as a visual cue for myself of what kind of things were going through my head at the time of creation. In this regard, my art is very personal.
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My work is informed by my background in mental healthcare and work in non-profits in Montana. As what is widely recognized as a mental health crisis continues on, I find my work to bring the two things together becomes more important to me. I tend to balance one part with the other, and it further complements the fluid way in which I live and create.
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When I am not making art, I'm studying in my master's of mental health counseling program, rock climbing, making pottery, skiing, watching films, or making music.
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