Boulder County is showcasing a diverse array of art exhibits, gallery shows, and artist events this winter, offering residents and visitors unique opportunities to engage with local creativity. From vibrant paintings to intricate sculptures, the region is alive with artistic endeavors.
Highlights from Boulder County Galleries
At the 15th Street Gallery, visitors can view lithographs by renowned Santa Fe artist Rodney Carswell. The gallery is accessible by appointment only at its location, 1708 15th St., Boulder. Ana’s Art Gallery, located at 1100 Spruce St., is currently hosting “Warm Winter,” featuring works by local artists Alene Nitzky and Lonny Granston.
The Art and Soul Gallery, situated at 1615 Pearl St., is another must-visit, offering a selection of fine art and unique jewelry. For those interested in creative reuse, Art Parts at 3080 Valmont St. serves as a nonprofit center providing arts and craft supplies.
The Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art (BMoCA) is temporarily closed for spring exhibit installation until January 29. However, the BMoCA at Frasier is currently displaying “Interiors,” a collection by Jordan Wolfson, which explores human perception through various art forms until March 1 at 350 Ponca Place.
Current Exhibitions and Events
The Canyon Theater and Gallery features two notable exhibitions: “Maker Made,” which showcases creations from the library’s makerspaces, and “Papier Fantastique,” highlighting innovative paper art. Both exhibitions are available for viewing at the Main Library, 1001 Arapahoe Ave., until the end of the week.
At the Collective Community Arts Center in Lafayette, the exhibition “Balance,” presented by the Studio Art Quilt Associates, showcases quilt art by regional artists through March 8.
The Dairy Arts Center is presenting “Continuum,” an exhibition that delves into themes of identity and personal experience, available until February 8. Meanwhile, East Window is hosting “Sanctuary,” a series of intimate portraits by Stas Ginzburg, celebrating the diversity within the LGBTQIA+ community through January 31.
The Groundworks Art Lab offers classes in various artistic disciplines, while the Kin Studio and Gallery presents “Camp: Queer Arts and Crafts and the Beauty of Imperfection,” featuring works by Allyson McDuffie until February 15.
At the Museum of Boulder, two exhibitions celebrate local heritage: “Blazing Trail for 150 Years at CU Boulder,” available until March 1, and “Boulder Eats! Traditions Along the Front Range,” showcasing the region’s culinary history until July 26.
For those interested in exploring local talent, the Open Studios Gallery features a variety of works from Boulder County artists, including paintings and jewelry. It is open Wednesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. at Junction Place, 3075 Pearl Parkway.
The CU Art Museum invites viewers to ponder the concept of time through its exhibition “Turn, Turn, Turn — Picturing Time,” running through July 2026.
Art enthusiasts should also not miss the Firehouse Art Center in Longmont, where “Layers,” featuring six artists exploring concealment and discovery, is on display until February 8. The Longmont Museum is currently closed for expansion, but the Helios Public Art House remains open, showcasing around 20 local artists and hosting live music events.
Boulder County’s art scene is dynamic, with numerous opportunities to engage with local creators. For more information on exhibitions, events, and opportunities, visit the Boulder County Arts Alliance at bouldercountyarts.org.
For those involved in the arts community, if any exhibitions are missing from this list, you can reach out via email at [email protected] with “art listings” in the subject line.
