We certainly think so! Thanks to Alina Tugend and The New York Times for including our current exhibition "Documenting Change: Our Climate (Past, Present and Future)" in this thoughtful article. https://t.co/1PFB4G7xLB
It's such an honor to have this painting at University of Colorado Boulder for our exhibition "Documenting Change: Our Climate (Past, Present, and Future)". Thank you, Terra Foundation for American Art! https://t.co/Vrjl6se0mx
We are so proud of the incredible work our student employees have done on programming for our "Documenting Change" exhibition and we're thrilled that they are featured in this CU Boulder Today article! https://t.co/1lJl0Wa9GS
A staff favorite from our collection, Saint Wolfgang from Regensburg is looking for companionship, platonic please. Can you help us find a #MuseumMatch?
Happy Lunar New Year! It's the year of the pig and we're excited to share a favorite pig from our collection.
This Tang Dynasty (7th-8th century CE) ceramic zodiacal figurine of a pig was gifted to the museum in 2012 by Warren and Shirley King.
"In ancient Rome, coins were not just payment, but a form of communication and art.
The coins can tell wide-ranging stories about politics, resistance, religion, feminism and female sexuality in their contemporary world." https://t.co/AA6i5bkHDK
Han Dynasty (3rd century BCE - 3rd century CE), Waterfowl, hand-painted earthenware, 9 3/4 x 11 x 5 inches. Gift of Shirley and Warren King, CU Art Museum, University of Colorado Boulder, 2012.12.55a. Photo: Jeff Wells / CU Art Museum.
For a little Friday fun, we'll share our own duck pic in the comments and we challenge University of Colorado Museum of Natural History to show us their best duck pic! https://t.co/Mvtc7bQ7Ml
We are honored to be included in such a venerable group! Mark your calendars, "Documenting Change: Our Climate" opens February 7th! https://t.co/NNv0WOz5rX
On this Colorado Gives Day, help support our mission to improve the accessibility of our collection and exhibitions for CU Boulder students, faculty, staff and the people of Colorado with a gift to the Museum via the CU Foundation:... https://t.co/1QhBNOGYrr
This week we're introducing artists featured in the Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition opening this Friday 5-7!
Camila Friedman-Gerlicz uses the recognizable visual logic found in a color blend to illustrate how... https://t.co/kAiHNvyLdf
This week we're introducing artists featured in the Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition opening this Friday 5-7!
Alex Ferrante creates objects that draw from still-life paintings in order to reimagine the space of still-life as something expansive.
This week we're introducing artists featured in the Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition opening this Friday 5-7!
Lucero Aguirre's installation "Mata SueΓ±os / Dream Killer" hints at what needs to be seen and yet remains hidden within domestic spaces.
We hope you'll join us tomorrow (Friday) at 2 p.m. for this in gallery talk. Don't miss your chance to see this exhibition before it closes November 17th! https://t.co/05CbrzrmRt