Boulder Museum Of Contmpry Art

read moreMorgan poetically reflects on the articulation of 21st-century dichotomies of gender and power in her exhibition: objectivity and subjectivity, agency and powerlessness, offense and defense. With the universe as muse, Torreano combines realism infused with abstraction to create works that pull us into the mysteries and wonders of the cosmos. Courtesy of Jenny Gorman. Facing the beautiful Central Park and just three blocks from Pearl Street, the museum is an ideal location for your event. BMoCA will be running a Sweetheart Special through February 28th, 2021.

read moreFounded in 1972 by a group of local artists, Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art (BMoCA) is one of Colorado's premier venues for the exploration of contemporary art. BMoCA provides enriching experiences for over 100,000 regional, national, and international visitors annually through innovative exhibitions and engaging programs for all audiences. In 1976 the organization moved to its current location in downtown Boulder, a 1906 historic landmark building that once served as a warehouse. Throughout its history, BMoCA has been a vibrant cultural cornerstone in its community.

read moreBMoCA and Three Leaf Catering are happy to accomodate to all current social distance regulations and make your special event as perfect as you've imagined. Please contact us to learn more about special setup and menu options. Facing the beautiful Central Park and just three blocks from Pearl Street Mall, BMoCA is the ideal location for your event. Each season BMoCA's galleries are transformed by a new group of world-renowned artists. The artwork presents a unique backdrop for your event and an opportunity for all guests to experience the vision of contemporary artists.

read moreBMoCA is looking for Volunteer Photographers and Videographers to document the museum's special events, programs, and exhibitions. This opportunity is ideal for students, recent graduates, or anyone looking to be a part of the Boulder arts community, build a portfolio, and gain work experience in a highly creative work environment. To become a volunteer please fill out a volunteer application and join our mailing list. To become a part of our mailing list, please select "volunteering" when signing up for our e-news.

read moreThe museum is committed to providing area educators with additional resources for incorporating contemporary art into the classroom. Whether you are planning to bring a school group, a home school group, or simply have students visit our online gallery, we can provide you with additional learning materials to enhance the impact of contemporary art within your curriculum. School tours meet Colorado K-12 Model Content Standards. Let our museum educators help you organize a tour for your school group and enhance the impact of contemporary art within your curriculum.

read moreIn February 2021, BMoCA is presenting Our Wishes | Nuestros Deseos by AbadAnaya at One Boulder Plaza. This installation will be created with community input. The public is encouraged to share their wishes with AbadAnaya through this online form. BMoCA's four-year partnership with AIA Colorado seeks to foster, promote, and inspire dialogue about what innovative design can accomplish for innovative cities. It is our goal to explore the powerful intersection between art, architecture, and our community.

read moreBMoCA's long running teen arts internship program will adapt in 2021 to offer a virtual experience in collaboration with The Firehouse Art Center. Applications are now being accepted for this virtual Spring Internship open to high school aged youth throughout Boulder County and beyond. Created in 2007, the Studio Project is a program that provides purposeful engagement for high school aged youth. This program is targeted to serve youth with opportunities to create dialogue about art, art making, and social issues as they affect young people.

read moreArt Stop provides free, hands-on art making for families during the Boulder County Farmers' Market. Held outdoors on the front porch of the museum, creative projects are designed to complement exhibitions within the museum, as well as the colors, shapes, and textures of the market. Don't forget to visit the exhibitions inside the museum. Admission is always free during the market! Art Stop is offered rain or shine, so look for Art Stop inside the museum during inclement weather. Art Stop is generously supported by Anita Sayed, Luff Family Foundation, Studio B Architects, FirstBank, Catherine Allegra & James Tanner, Laurie & Reid Klion, Karen & Jeffrey Moore, Shears Giving Fund, Chris & Thomas Stanko, and Art Parts Creative Reuse Center.