In 2022, BMoCA celebrates 50 years of artistic innovation and creative experiences. Over the last several years the museum has been conceptualizing how it can continue fulfilling its mission to inspire creativity and foster community for many years to come. We are excited to announce that we are ready to engage the community in the process of envisioning a new BMoCA facility in North Boulder. Read more.
In 2022, BMoCA celebrates 50 years of artistic innovation and creative experiences. Over the last several years the museum has been conceptualizing how it can continue fulfilling its mission to inspire creativity and foster community for many years to come. We are excited to announce that we are ready to engage the community in the process of envisioning a new BMoCA facility in North Boulder. Read more.
In 2022, BMoCA celebrates 50 years of artistic innovation and creative experiences. Over the last several years the museum has been conceptualizing how it can continue fulfilling its mission to inspire creativity and foster community for many years to come. We are excited to announce that we are ready to engage the community in the process of envisioning a new BMoCA facility in North Boulder. Read more.
March 3 – June 12, 2022
Kevin Townsend’s expanded drawing practice is driven by monumental questions about time, duration, obsession, and mark-marking while simple, small details often animate it.
Image: Kevin Townsend, narrowly discernible as a past (in progress/studio view), 2021, acrylic, flashe, and colored pencil on panel. Image courtesy of the artist.
March 3 – June 12, 2022
Interdisciplinary artist Natani Notah explores contemporary Native American identity through the lens of Diné womanhood.
Image: Natani Notah, Dignity, 2019, leather scraps, seed beads, thread, acrylic paint, faux fur, artificial sinew, and plastic corn pellets. Image courtesy of the artist.
March 3 – June 12, 2022
Erica Green creates site-conscious fiber installations that explore the endless process of repairing and rebuilding oneself. The artist repetitively knots and ties strips of wool and industrial felt in a manner that is both obsessive and generative.
Image: Erica Green, Once They Were Red (detail), 2021, knotted felt, metal, clay, wax and paint. Image courtesy of Wes Magyar.
Los Seis de Boulder Sculpture Project
Jasmine Baetz
InsideOut
March 25, 2021 – October 23, 2022
BMoCA is honored to exhibit El movimiento sigue (The movement continues), a sculpture by Los Seis de Boulder Sculpture Project and Jasmine Baetz, as part of BMoCA’s InsideOut exhibition series. InsideOut presents rotating, outdoor artistic interventions that are intended to foster and spark public discussions.
Image courtesy of Wes Magyar.
