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BAA Membership
Annual dues are:
Individual–$25.00
Family–$35.00
Business–$50.00
Student–$15.00 (up to age 25 with valid student ID)
Annual renewal month is January
Sponsors
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The Boulder Art Association (BAA) is a non-profit association for beginning, emerging, and professional artists, as well as individuals and businesses contributing to the growth of fine arts in the community. Our purpose is to promote the development, appreciation, and practice of the fine arts among our members. The BAA welcomes all people who would like to learn more about appreciating and creating art. This includes, but is not limited to, those who create art with paint, pastels, pencils, stone, wood, fabric, clay, glass, photography and digital arts.
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The BAA is partially funded by grants from the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District (SCFD) and the Boulder Art Commission (BAC).
These are used to sponsor activities that focus on the Boulder community and raise the level of public appreciation of the arts.
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The Boulder Art Association was founded in 1923 by Jean Sherwood, an art teacher from Chautauqua. It is the oldest continuously operating art association in Boulder.
Since that time, its members have been active in the Boulder community and participated in the founding of the Boulder Art Center (now known as the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art), the CU Fine Arts Building , and the Flatirons Center for the Arts (now known as the Dairy Center for the Arts).
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The BAA holds monthly meetings on the first Tuesday of each month, except July and August, at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 3700 Baseline, Boulder [MAP] (enter through east door and go down the steps to the basement). Meetings start at 7:00 p.m. (6:30 p.m. for socializing). These monthly meetings feature a short business meeting followed by a demonstration by a local artist, or informative sessions on self-promotion, the business side of art, and gallery relations.
In case of inclement weather, call 303-444-9922 between 3:30 PM and 5:00 PM to learn if the BAA meeting has been cancelled.
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Member Benefits
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Newsletter:
The BAA publishes a monthly newsletter to keep its members informed of all activities including meetings, shows, and workshops, as well as activities sponsored by other local, regional, and national art organizations.
Demonstrations:
At each member meeting a live demonstration or presentation is given by a local artist.
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Exhibit Opportunities:
From national juried shows to local venues the BAA offers its members the opportunity to exhibit their work. Through its annual members' show, places to exhibit their art (such as the North Boulder Recreation Center, East Boulder Recreation Center, Golden West Senior Residence, etc.), and great networking activities, the members are able to exhibit in the community.
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SHOWS
Member Show at The Boulder Public Library
The Boulder Art Association is excited to announce our first ever members'
show in 2009 at the Boulder Public Library - main gallery. The theme
is "Artists Going Local" and will celebrate the many unique aspects
of the community of Boulder. This juried show will run for one month,
beginning in early January, 2009. The prospectus will be available soon
on this website.
Spirit of Chautauqua Show
This year marks the 85th anniversary of the Boulder Art Association and the 110th anniversary of the Boulder Chautauqua Association. To celebrate, these two organizations are collaborating on an art show September 5-7 to be held at the historic Chautauqua Community House. The show will have a general Chautauqua theme with entries expected to capture the beauty, creativity and spirit of Chautauqua, including pieces inspired by the landscape, historical photographs, events (such as music, silent films, and presentations), or expressions of the emotions evoked by this beautiful and historical environment.
BAA will offer $2500 in awards. The Best of Show artist will also be offered the opportunity to display the winning entry at Chautauqua.
For more information: Download
the show prospectus and entry form, Chautauqua
Map, and Show
Information.
For more about the Boulder Chautauqua Association, see www.chautauqua.com
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