Museum of Outdoor Arts

1000 Englewood Parkway, Englewood, Colorado

3.5

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Size: 154 x 38

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Phone:

2-230, +1 303 806 0504

Website:

www.moaonline.org

topics: contemporary art, art, general, contemporary, American, paintings, sculpture. more on MuseumStuff.com

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This museum features a lovely collection of sculptures throughout the Englewood, Denver and Greenwoo... more on Judysbook.com

The gallery worker at the indoor gallery was very helpful and informative. more on TripAdvisor

Also, I really enjoyed seeing the museum's outdoor exhibit at Samson Park. more on TripAdvisor

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We planned a day trip to denver, went to the museum's website and printed off maps to where their outdoor art sculptures would be. It was very difficult to find. The first area in Greenwood Plaza we c ... more on TripAdvisor

I really enjoyed seeing Joellyn Duesberry's work at the museum. Also, I really enjoyed seeing the museum's outdoor exhibit at Samson ... more on TripAdvisor

Be sure to see all 3 locations: the indoor gallery on the second floor of the Englewood City Center (above the library), the outdoor sculptures placed around the City Center, and the outdoor sculpture ... more on TripAdvisor

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The artwork and art experiences MOA offer engage your mind and senses in unique ways that motivate you to do something artistic with your inspirations! It's a humble gem of a place that quietly helps you see how Art does more than ... more on Yahoo! Travel

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Sitting smack in the middle of a business park, this museum began as a collection of sculptures designed to enhance the aesthetic pleasure ... more on CitySearch