Art enthusiasts in Boulder County can explore a rich tapestry of creativity through numerous exhibitions and events hosted across various galleries and art centers. From contemporary paintings to innovative sculptures, the area showcases a diverse range of artistic expressions that cater to different tastes and interests.
Featured Exhibitions and Galleries
At the 15th Street Gallery, visitors will find lithographs by Rodney Carswell, a noted artist from Santa Fe. The gallery is open by appointment only at 1708 15th Street, Boulder. Meanwhile, Ana’s Art Gallery presents “Warm Winter,” featuring paintings by Alene Nitzky and Lonny Granston, located at 1100 Spruce Street.
For those interested in jewelry and fine art, the Art and Soul Gallery at 1615 Pearl Street offers a curated selection. The Art Parts nonprofit creative reuse center, found at 3080 Valmont Street, provides a unique opportunity for artists and crafters to access various art supplies.
The Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art is currently closed for spring exhibit installation but will reopen on January 29. Visitors are encouraged to check back for new exhibitions at 1750 13th Street.
Diverse Artistic Expressions
Among the ongoing exhibitions, BMoCA at Frasier features “Interiors” by Jordan Wolfson, exploring human perception through oil paintings and drawings until March 1. The Canyon Theater and Gallery presents “Maker Made,” showcasing works from the library’s makerspaces, alongside “Papier Fantastique,” which highlights the artistic potential of paper, both exhibitions concluding this week.
The Collective Community Arts Center is showcasing “Balance,” a regional exhibition of studio art quilts by artists from Colorado, Wyoming, and Utah, available until March 8. Meanwhile, the Dairy Arts Center invites visitors to delve into the themes of identity and memory through the exhibition “Continuum,” running until February 8.
At East Window, Stas Ginzburg’s “Sanctuary” offers intimate portraits within the LGBTQIA+ community, available until January 31. Other notable venues include the Groundworks Art Lab, which hosts classes in various artistic disciplines, and the Kin Studio and Gallery, currently displaying mixed-media works by Allyson McDuffie through February 15.
The Museum of Boulder is celebrating 150 years of innovation at the University of Colorado Boulder with the exhibit “Blazing Trail,” available until March 1, and “Boulder Eats! Traditions Along the Front Range,” focusing on local culinary traditions through July 26.
For those looking to support local artists, the Open Studios Gallery features a variety of works, including paintings and jewelry, open from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday.
Art lovers can also explore the CU Art Museum, showcasing “Turn, Turn, Turn — Picturing Time,” which invites viewers to consider artistic interpretations of time, running through July 2026.
The Firehouse Art Center in Longmont presents “Layers,” an exploration of discovery and concealment through various artistic techniques until February 8. Additionally, the Longmont Museum is currently closed for expansion, while the Tumbleweed Art Collective offers local artwork and classes in a boutique setting.
For updated information on gallery hours and events, interested individuals can visit the respective websites of each venue or consult the Boulder County Arts Alliance for tips on opportunities and art news.
