Boulder Art Association Member Show: TREES
Join the BAA family tree this April and May at R Gallery & Wine Bar for our next member show. The 8×8” theme for the exhibit featuring BAA member artists’ responses to the theme: Trees!
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2022 Boulder Art Association National Juried Art Exhibition
Artists are invited to submit original artwork for the 2022 Boulder Art Association National Juried Art Exhibition. Artists in all media are encouraged to apply. Categories include painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, and mixed media.
Virtual Artist Critique Group: “Five @ 11”
NEXT MEETINGS: January 22, 2022
Weekly every Saturday 11am-12:15pm
All are welcome to submit work for critique and participate and converse with each artist about process, technique, critique, sources, inspiration. marketing, etc. Critiques will be positive, respectful and constructive.
December 2021 Member (Gathering)
Please join us for a holiday celebration, presentation, and small art exchange at our Boulder Art Association member meeting on December 14 from 6-8 pm.
Jill Musser
My abstract work expresses peaceful, soft themes… I like to express ideas in paint that do not feel harsh or strident.
Richard Whitman
I picked up a paintbrush 20 some years ago and began to experience the joy of letting go, of watching new realities come to life on canvas.
Call for Art: Louisville Public Library Gallery
The Library seeks to display work created by artists from diverse backgrounds as well as artwork in a variety of mediums and formats. The Library Gallery includes two walls for hanging art and two locking glass cases with adjustable/removable tempered glass shelves.
What’s the BuZZ? Opening Reception
Join us for fun and festivities on Friday, July 2nd for our Opening Reception for the “What’s the Buzz?” art show! Where: Gallery @ theRead More »What’s the BuZZ? Opening Reception
Jennifer Willoughby
In an endeavor to bring her life’s work full circle, Jennifer is in the process of rediscovering the bliss and jubilation of using all the colors in her big box of crayons.
Cathy Faughnan
I began painting seriously in 2017 and enjoy the challenge of capturing the essence of an object, person, animal or scene.