Black Futures in Art We’re Not Just History EXTENDED THROUGH APRIL 7th Exhibition Documentation Creative Nations Sacred Space Guest Exhibition: NAACP Boulder County Exhibition Curated by Adderly Grant-Lord Read move about the exhibition at CU Independent Featured on Scripps News PARTICIPATING ARTISTS Adderly Grant-Lord; Painter, Curator and Producer of: Black Futures in Art: We’re Not […]
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Open Call for Public Sculpture The Dairy Arts Center is now accepting submissions of existing sculpture suitable for outdoor display to be exhibited on our Palmer Terrace for a period of three months. Sculptures should be suitable for Colorado weather (including sun, wind, rain, hail, snow, etc.) Sculptures should be able to fit on our
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Boulder Valley School District High School and Faculty Exhibition April 6th – May 6th, 2023 Student Examples Emily Steele Hayden Guiler Boulder Valley School District and The Dairy Arts Center are proud to present the annual art exhibition featuring works by high school students and art education faculty. Works on display include paintings, drawings, mixed
JOYSOME In Collaboration with East Window Exhibition part of Month of Photography 2023 , on view through April 9th JOYSOME will remain on view at Children’s Hospital Colorado through April and May Pictured: Whittier Elementary Joy is frequently understood as the fulfillment of desires which are considered essential to one’s own flourishing. Joy involves an existential
HOMELANDS September 16th – November 26th Guest Curated by: Robert Martinez (Northern Arapaho) and Bruce Cook (Haida/Arapaho) Participating Artists: Karen Box, Bruce Cook, Ron Howard, Brent Learned, George Curtis Levi, Robert Martinez, Eugene Ridgley Jr., Jackie Sevier Featuring Contemporary Indigenous Artists with historical ties to the Colorado Area, HOMELANDS will exhibit their diverse creations bringing
Foreign Born February 28 – April 5, 2020 Featuring works from Taiko Chandler, Dianna Frid, Hung Lui, Ana Maria Hernando, Danqi Cai, Eriko Tsogo, and Roberta Restaino. Foreign Born explores the unique perspectives of female immigrants from Asia, South America and Europe. Individually, each artist charted a unique path to citizenship, while collectively that path
Autumn T. Thomas Dark Side of the Moon Autumn T. Thomas Dark Side of the Moon, 2019 Wood, Copper, Cement, Resin 72″ x 48″ x 12″ On view on the Dairy’s Palmer Terrace: June – September Dark Side of the Moon is an Afrofuturistic self-portrait and a reflection of the ways in which I
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Scottie BurgessCause 2 Become Image courtesy of Scottie Burgess Scottie Burgess Cause 2 Become Expanded polystyrene & latex paint 9’5” x 3′ x 3′ On view on the Dairy’s Palmer Terrace March-June Comprised of materials originally meant to be discarded, this form exists as a means to capture hopeful ephemera. Through the coloring,
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Marcus Murray Snapshots of Black History Month Marcus Murray Digital Illustration Left to Right: Magic, Spirit, Ancestors, Afro On view along the North wall of The Dairy Arts Center’s main entrance: June – September, 2022 This work was developed in February 2022 to celebrate Black History Month as part of Murray’s collaborative drawing challenge launched
A vessel takes on many different definitions and exists within a range of disciplines; from science and the blood to vessels that sail the wide open seas, all the way to ancient vessels that were used for water transportation or storage. The ways in which vessels are understood are also quite abstract and far-reaching. Artists
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