Boulder County is currently hosting an array of art exhibitions and events, showcasing local talent and diverse artistic expressions. From paintings and sculptures to unique installations, the region offers something for every art enthusiast. Numerous galleries and museums are inviting the public to explore their collections, many of which feature work by both emerging and established artists.
Highlighted Exhibitions Across Boulder
The 15th Street Gallery is featuring lithographs by Santa Fe artist Rodney Carswell. Accessible by appointment only, this intimate gallery is located at 1708 15th St., Boulder. Meanwhile, Ana’s Art Gallery presents “Warm Winter,” a collection of paintings by Alene Nitzky and Lonny Granston, located at 1100 Spruce St.
The Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art is currently closed for spring exhibit installations, with plans to reopen on January 29. In the interim, visitors can enjoy the BMoCA at Frasier, which showcases “Interiors” by Jordan Wolfson. This exhibition delves into human perception through a range of oil paintings, graphite drawings, and charcoal works, available until March 1.
At the Canyon Theater and Gallery, two exhibitions are running concurrently. “Maker Made” features creations from the library’s makerspaces, while “Papier Fantastique” explores the artistic potential of paper, featuring ten unique works through the end of this week.
Community-Focused Art Spaces
The Collective Community Arts Center is hosting “Balance,” an exhibition of studio art quilts by artists from Colorado, Wyoming, and Utah, up until March 8. This initiative highlights the talents of local artisans and promotes community engagement.
The Dairy Arts Center is currently presenting “Continuum,” which examines themes of identity and memory through various artistic mediums. This exhibition runs through February 8. On another note, East Window features “Sanctuary,” a series of intimate portraits by Stas Ginzburg, celebrating the diverse experiences within the LGBTQIA+ community until January 31.
For those interested in hands-on creativity, the Groundworks Art Lab offers classes in pottery, metalworking, woodworking, glass, and printmaking. Located at 3750 Canfield Street, this space fosters artistic exploration among community members.
The CU Art Museum invites visitors to consider how time is captured in art through its exhibition “Turn, Turn, Turn — Picturing Time,” which will be available until July 2026. This thought-provoking showcase is located at 1085 18th St., Boulder.
In Longmont, the Firehouse Art Center presents “Layers,” a collective exhibition featuring six artists who explore concepts of discovery and concealment, open until February 8. The Longmont Museum is currently closed for expansion but is anticipated to enhance its offerings upon reopening.
Boulder County’s artistic landscape is rich and varied, providing ample opportunities for art lovers to immerse themselves in local culture. Whether visiting galleries, museums, or community art centers, there is much to discover for those looking to appreciate the creativity and talent within the region.
For further information about exhibits and events, please visit the respective gallery websites or contact them directly.
