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Sleight of Hand will close on November 25. This visually interactive exhibition presents 14 contemporary artists, born between the 1930s and 1960s.
For a traveling exhibition like El Anatsui: When I Last Wrote to You About Africa, the pre
In the galleries on level seven of the North Building hangs a large oval canvas titled Shoshone Indians at a Mountain Lake.
In the beginning of the summer, I began working at the DAM.
Every CelebrARTE, the Taller is the spot to make art with a maestro (master artist). A taller, prono
The final Untitled of 2012 has arrived and we’re going out with a big one. Get your Untitled fix filled on October 26 before our annual two-month hiatus.
Working at the Denver Art Museum is pretty darn cool.
Local artist and University of Denver professor Laleh Mehran said she first started thinking about her installation at the Denver Art Museum in 2009.
The slanted walls and ceilings of the Hamilton Building at the Denver Art Museum call for some creativity when it comes to hanging certain kinds of artworks.
Vincent Van Gogh loved to experiment with his materials, creating works on paper, canvas, and pasteboard with paints, ink, chalk, and watercolor among many other media.
Need any Victorian wigs, plastic doilies, or perhaps a top hat?
There is a lot to be excited about at the Denver Art Museum right now.
Even after a really big year, we’re not resting on our laurels in 2013. We have an exciting mix of exhibitions that crisscross the globe. Read below for a sneak peak at the current 2013 lineup.
Did you know that about 90 percent of the Denver Art Museum’s collection is not on display at any given time?
Untitled #51 (Second Life) on September 28 looks at re-purposing, repair, and a dose of r
El Anatsui, world-renowned contemporary artist and the man behind the recent retrospective El A
The Denver Art Museum is sharing in the cry, "¡viva!" During the celebration of Fiestas Patrias on Mexican Independence Day on September 16, we officially will launch our newest
You'll be hard-pressed to find a 90-degree angle in the Daniel Libeskind-designed Hamilton Building.
Teachers, on top of your TCAP, ELA, and IEP efforts, don't forget to make some time to enjoy the DAM and the tools we offer.

