What is eARThworks?
eARThworks is a month-long celebration of space, art, and well-being—an immersive experience where creativity reshapes the way we see our surroundings. Through movement, music, and public art, Boulder becomes a canvas for connection, expression and exploration.
Join us throughout the month of April at the Boulder Farmers Market where Doing Good on Purpose will be present each Saturday.
Stop by Liberty Puzzles for a limited edition Will Day puzzle to purchase with partial proceeds benefitting local art initiatives.
Support local artists by purchasing these select works
To purchase, contact the artist through their website's contact page
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William Day is an American painter known for his large-scale compositions of colorful shapes and energetic marks.
His process leads him to create paintings in series, each focusing on different nuances of the human experience. His works are comprised of textures and complex layers demonstrating his interaction with a canvas in a moment. These series of paintings all nod to certain periods of Day’s life that bring years of intensity, joy, spirituality, conflict and resolution to the canvas. -
SMiLE is an anonymous Boulder street artist using vibrant stenciled portraits and playful imagery to transform everyday spaces, inviting the community to pause, reflect, and experience art in unexpected ways.
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Liz Quan is a ceramicist and designer based in Boulder, Colorado, known for her organic porcelain slip forms and vessels with a deeply refined but playful, engaging sensibility.
Liz works in porcelain for its pure aesthetic, exploring its fragile qualities and innate characteristics; by appreciating its boundaries, she explores deeply within them. -
Pat Milbery is a self-taught artist and former professional snowboarder renowned for his vibrant murals that blend bold geometric designs with lively color palettes. Originally from St. Paul, Minnesota, Milbery now resides in Golden, Colorado, where his creative journey has led to the completion of over 500 murals worldwide.
In Boulder, his "Love Always Wins" mural stands as a testament to his commitment to fostering unity and positivity within the community.