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- Rasheed DiVitaAugust 14, 2014Everything is great! If you're short on time visit the native American exhibit first.
- Don't forget to bring your kids to floor 4 spanish art North building. There are two eye spy games on this floor and a large puzzle in pre-Colombian art area
- Jordan WhiteApril 8, 2016I brought my class here & the guard on the Asian floor was a jerk. They weren't running, yelling or touching the art but he chewed them out for touching a WALL. It made us totally uncomfortable.
- Jen SiddallMay 17, 2010DAM has a fantastic contemporary collection- especially if you're interested in the past thirty years. and though they rotate the exhibition, the things on view are always choice.
- Christo dKJune 6, 2013Beware these doors. Inside there is no sign to indicate that this is an emergency exit. (Perhaps part of a relational aesthetics piece where you're meant to leave with a sense of shame for trying).
- Michael FaasAugust 5, 2013Closed on Mondays, frustrating to know I'm within 100 feet of the finest display of Rothko in recent years.
- Eric TigreDecember 14, 2011Denver Art Museum's soaring geometry beckons visitors like a gem to its crisp architectural profile. Stop in soon to visit Robert Adams photography retrospective which ends Jan 1, 2012. Read more
- rebecca ElmoreMarch 22, 2013Love that the first Saturday of every month is FREE general admission :) A must see!
- Diana TrettinSeptember 2, 2016Not as much fun as the Denver Museum of Contemporary Art, but the Final Friday program was fun.
- If you have kids, be sure to stop by the painting studio on the first floor to make some art.
- Ashley PritchardJune 21, 2011Look for all of Clare Twomey's "Red Dust" pieces throughout the museum. They are hidden in unexpected places for the Marvelous Mud exhibit.
- ARGUS, WILLY &LUCKY had once been in the rose garden of the Clintons while they were In presidency come to the DAM and find out who and where they are!
- Cody MarshallMay 15, 2013The DAM hosts a large collection of contemporary art and historic American Indian artifacts.
- Jeremy SlickMarch 2, 2013Hey Colorado.Residents: Take advantage of the Free Day.admission every 1st Saturday of the month.
- Carry with the family unit to the Denver Art Museum, It such a children welcoming surroundings Read more
- Ivana GonzalezMarch 21, 2013You can get an individual membership for $50 which includes unlimited free general admission for a year.
- CloverJuly 7, 2010After going to the King Tut exhibit, take the kids to the area where they get to dress up as pharaohs and make Egyptian collars. Cute and fun.
- Ashley PritchardJune 24, 2011Wish I had an iPhone to download the DAM's new app DAM_SCOUT. Look for a QR code to scan and uncover hidden content.
- Head into the Lower Level of the Hamilton Building and check out Herbert Bayer's pieces. A transplant from the Bauhaus and an amazing graphics/painter, all collected at the DAM.
- The Berger collection is the only "MUSEUM" collection that has 5 generations of Tudors in one place for a museum!
- John GavinaMarch 8, 2011Take the stairs instead of the elevators especially on free days. Free days run on the first Saturday of every month.
- Alex DobyanFebruary 10, 2015Enjoyed it, but I'm not sure it's worth the price for out-of-state residents.
- Fillipino Lippi had trained under Botticelli. A Lippi hangs next to a 3/4 self portrait done by Botticelli on floor 6. Come see it!!!