Museum of Outdoor Arts Museum

The Museum of Outdoor Arts is a nonprofit organization in the Denver metropolitan area of Colorado that programs public art and sculpture. It focuses on presenting art in outdoor settings and integrating art into public spaces.

The organization places permanent and temporary sculptures, murals and site-specific works in parks and urban locations, and it presents related educational and performance programming. People visit to view outdoor sculpture and public-art installations rather than a conventional indoor museum collection.

Established to promote public art and outdoor exhibitions, the organization has developed commissioning and installation programs for artists and collaborated with public and private partners on site-specific works. Its activities emphasize access to art in public spaces.

The organization’s work is concentrated in the Denver metropolitan area in Colorado, with installations and projects located in public and semi-public outdoor sites.

The Museum of Outdoor Arts is located in the Denver metropolitan area (Englewood/South Broadway corridor). From downtown Denver, take I‑25 south to the Broadway/Santa Fe exit and head west toward the arts district, or use light rail to the Broadway/Santa Fe Drive area and walk a short distance.

Street parking and pay lots are common; many visitors combine a visit with nearby galleries on South Broadway for a 10-20 minute walking loop.

• Visit late afternoon when the light softens the sculptures; the museum's pieces are designed for changing daylight.
• Check for temporary performances-MOA programs outdoor concerts and dance on the lawn during warmer months.
• Walk the nearby Santa Fe Drive arts corridor afterward; public art and galleries cluster within a 10-15 minute walk.