Denver Art Museum

Fans of Monet, Van Gogh, and Cezanne, don't miss Pissarro’s Impressionism, opening Sunday, October 26.

Join specially trained docents for tours and discussions of the museum's galleries, exhibitions, and campus.

Enjoy guided access to our Sensory Garden on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays.

Mindful Looking invites you to slow down and spend time with a single work of art.

A talk with Anna Tsouhlarakis, an artist who uses a stereotype-busting sense of humor in her work to reframe discussions about Native American art and identity.

Members of The Museum Associates are invited to a gala to celebrate the opening of The Honest Eye: Camille Pissarro's Impressionism.

Join the curators behind Pissarro's Impressionism for a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the exhibition.

Celebrate Día de Muertos with a museum-wide activation.

A night for art-loving educators, artists, and professionals to meet, connect, and find inspiration.

The Native Arts Triennial Symposium will celebrate 100 years of Native Arts collecting at the DAM.

The 24th Annual Mayer Center Symposium centers Maya women, past and present, as essential producers of art, culture, and economy.

Immerse yourself in the art-filled atmosphere of our museum with an in-person drawing session with artist Anna Kaye.

Explore the museum, experience onsite activities, and engage with art all while enjoying free general admission!

Take a docent-led tour exploring the architecture of the museum campus!

Join us for a screening of the documentary A Portrait of a Postman, followed by a discussion with filmmaker Christopher Charles Scott.

Designed for visitors with early-stage Alzheimer's or dementia and their care partners, experience art while led by a specially trained guide.

A workshop to learn the art and history of paper and fabric collage.

A class to explore a variety of 2D art mediums, including gouache, paint pens, markers, colored pencils, and oil pastels.

A workshop where students will learn to sculpt their own artworks from red rock clay.

A workshop focusing on meditation and sound bathing with the use of various musical instruments.

A workshop to explore different watercolor techniques to make a set of postcards.

Tickets, dining, parking, and other info to enhance your trip to the museum.

This November, Denver voters will have the opportunity to support public investment in infrastructure through the Vibrant Denver Bonds.

Free general admission, discounted tickets to Pissarro's Impressionism, and more!

Experience works of art that were created by artists from Latin America, Spain, and the Caribbean.

An overview of the goals we've accomplished so far and the work that will come next.

This group was launched in 2023 to further strengthen the museum’s collection with acquisitions by Black artists.

Camille Pissarro may be known as the “father of Impressionism,” but his role as father to his children was vitally important to the artist.

Make a planned gift to help sustain the museum for years to come.

Three new beds are designed to deepen the garden’s emotional and sensory impact.

The artist recently spoke with the DAM about her work and the interactions between art, design, and her family and cultural identity.

I had entered the museum with certain expectations.... What I found was so much more than I could have dreamed.

The artist layers references to progressive Black politics, Afrofuturism, Pop art, basketball, and Soul Train.

3 in 30 Tours highlight how unexpected connections between artworks can spark new ideas and perspectives.

Rupprecht Matthies’ installation ¿Being Home? invites visitors to reflect on the concept of "home" through a vibrant garden of words.

Miss Chief is a fierce provocateur who moves through time and space in Monkman’s work to disrupt false and incomplete narratives.

Learn about an atrial cross and a painting in our Latin American art collection.

The artist created numerous series of paintings inspired by his love of the cosmos.

The DAM recently acquired this iconic object, highlighting Harrison’s lasting influence on everyday design.

Help us develop tools and strategies for creating more accessible exhibitions across the museum.

Unlike most books that rely exclusively on two dimensions—letters printed on the page—Mesoamerican codices existed in three dimensions.

Learn how we are working with Indigenous communities for this exhibition.