We visited the museum last year and spent hours enjoying the fantastic art collections, having lunch at Palettes, and being enriched by what we experienced. There is so much to see and do. What stood out for me are the western art collections- the traditional older art like the Remingtons and Russels and the contemporary art. The collection of Spanish Colonial art is inspiring. European masters are well represented and the contemporary collections in the new building are not be missed. There are portions of each floor set apart for learning and digging deeper into the collections and eras represented, with books, videos, magazines and all sorts of other modes of discovery. One can easily spend a few days here.

Clean museum with amazing paintings , here are a few I managed to take. Get you’re tickets online is fast and easy . Hope you enjoy you’re visit ️

One of my favorite spots in Denver, the membership is totally worth it. Can’t wait for the expansion to be re-opened!Untitled final Friday’s are the best for date nights. So much fun & culturally fulfilling.

Our tour of the Parks and Canyons started hrre in Denver. It is a lovely city with plenty to offer. Really nice parks

Going to the Denver art Museum has changed how I look at art forever. I now have a real appreciation for art. It is fascinating how much detail goes into some if the older paintings. Nothing a digital photo can ever capture. Every single detail is focused on as if you were actually there looking with your own eyes. I highly recommend going especially for the Berger collection. If you appreciate beauty in the world this will be life changing. (Even if you think art is boring-this collection is awe inspiring)

I loved my time at the Denver Art Museum! We were really lucky to get tickets to see Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera’s exhibit. Were were even luckier to have our ticked spared the cut as our state has moved into a more severe COVID situation.We were happy to take every necessary precaution and even wore face shields as we admired the powerful and touching pieces by both these amazing people. Their work speaks volumes to the tremendous significance of the era and the culture. Frits Kahlo’s work transcends time. Her deeply personal works are painful and beautiful poetry-in-paint.The Denver Art Museum took all the necessary measures to ensure that those who entered were as safe as they could be. They only allowed a handful of people into the gallery at a time and they made sure that nothing was touched. Things that do normally get touched were being wiped down and sanitized multiple times even in the short period of time we were there.Thank you for being a stand-out facility, a beautiful museum. Thank you for bringing the invaluable opportunity for one to stand in front of masters of art, story tellers of life, love, pain and loss; the purest inspiration of imagination- all brought through art to the city of Denver!I look forward to returning again and again!

The Art Museum! We went to see the Frida Exhibit and it was amazing. During COVID there are some rules and you have to schedule your entry time but o honestly liked it better this way. The museum has great shops and some pretty amazing art. It’s here for US.

Lots of creativity in this museum. Very friendly people. Some exhibits were closed due to covid but still worth it. Gift shop is great too. It was about $10 to get in $13 if youre not a Denver resident. Good place to take your time and look at the exhibits very quiet

Need to have benches scattered about so you can sit and take in the art. Truly enjoyed the exhibit. Breath taking.

The Kahlo/Rivera exhibit was so much more than I anticipated. Significant for both the cultural history as well as a lens with which to view the current American political and cultural evolution. 10/10 highly recommend

The very design of the museum makes a very positive impression, and you simply want to go there and see all the expositions! Very interesting experience and extremely intriguing work. Also, it is located right in the central park, so after it, you can still walk around with pleasure. I think I will visit this place more than once!

Beautifully displayed exhibit. Wonderful staff. Kudos to everyone for respecting safety protocols.

I went for the Mexican Modernism exposition. It liked the museography. The building is beautiful inside and out. All employees were very welcoming. I enjoyed my visit very much. I became a member.

The staff is so nice, well organized, they got us in and out during these pandemic times. The Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera exhibit was everything and more. Loved it. Worth flying in from Austin, TX for.

The Denver Art Museum is always delightful. It has taken COVID seriously without compromising the gallery experience.

It was not crowded, but the exhibitions were modest. I enjoyed the Rockwell exhibition, but I have seen a lot of his illustrations before. It was interesting to see his war paintings. The interpretations of the four freedoms by more contamporary artists was very telling also. The exhibition of Homer and Remington focused on war paintings as well, which made me think that the curators were coordinating these two exhibitions in order to focus on conflict and death.

I enjoyed my visit to the DAM but for one thing.The clerks were curteous and helpful. The staff within the museum were informative and helpful however, I am handicapped and as a result I require to have to sit for a short time. I know its an inconvenience in this day of Covid BUT I desperately needed a place to sit during the tour of Diego and Kalo Exhibit and THERE WAS NONE. As a result I had to sort of rush thru or collapse in a heap on the floor. Isnt there a way to accomodate people like me? Thank you for allowing me to voice my request.

Amazing! Give yourself plenty of time to immerse yourself in the many exhibits. Buy ticket online.Check in right outside entrance.*tip drinking fountains and cafe are closed (covid)Buy bottled water ($1) at pop-up shop (also where you exit).The Norman Rockwell: Imagining Freedom exhibit was fantastic, as well awakening.

This is a must stop at location to check out the Norman Rockwell exhibit this summer. To see so many of his prints and then to see the original oil paintings and works in person is amazing. You do not want to miss this... Especially the four freedoms room.An easy spot to spend a few hours across four floors of some pretty interesting exhibits overall.

Wonderfully eclectic mix of old and new in a gorgeous building with friendly staff.

Exhibitions of Homer and Remington paintings were beautiful and exciting. Multi-media displays of Norman Rockwell illustrations and their purpose and social impact after World War II were very informative. I learned a lot about Americas vision for itself regarding immigration and civil rights. This visit was time well spent.

The Norman Rockwell exhibit is very well curated. I appreciate that they put his work into context with what is happening currently in our social climate and asks difficult questions of the visitors.Really appreciated the updated ticket policies and traffic patterns. The limited tickets allowed per time slot really allows for social distancing and gives people enough time to enjoy the exhibits.

We just saw the Frida Kahlo exhibit and it was great! This museum in general is such an interesting structure, its a must see in Denver.

Fantastic art museum with some very important messages and pieces. The Norman Rockwell through the years exhibit was breathtaking and had an amazing civil rights section at the end. Make sure you look everywhere, because they have some really awesome art pieces hidden (underneath the stairs, on the walls behind you, around corners you wouldn’t expect, etc) Everything was sanitized (the doors even do it automatically) and social distancing was followed very well. Timed tickets were required, so take that into account, but we only had to wait 15 minutes so don’t let that turn you away!

The Norman Rockwell exhibition is pretty awesome. I also love the arts from British Empire, the details of their clothes are unbelievable amazing

I love that they have managed very well and controlling visitors and keep the place so clean

This was my second time here-this time with mother & daughter. The photo ops are endless, and the architecture is awesome!

Amazing building, doing a very good job with cleaning and distancing during covid. Right now all of the video art is a little strange, but art should evoke emotion so not looking it is still a reaction! Good place to stop in Denver. Go around the corner to Pints Pub for lunch.

Excellent architecture of the exterior building. Went to visit the Monet exhibit. Absolutely exceptional. Staff very knowledgeable and friendly. Facility exceptionally clean. Absolutely outstanding !

The museum as a whole is beautiful, but has so much space that could be utilized and isnt.The Mexican Modernist Movement exhibit was spectacular, if you have the chance to go while it is visiting, its absolutely worth it.

Absolutely fantastic. I took so many pictures I think security may have gotten a bit suspicious but the Shantell Martin exhibit was amazing and everything was super clean. Even the layout seemed artistic.

I’ve now been here twice and generally, really loved it. They have two temporary exhibits right now: Rockwell is one and a Homer and Remington exhibit is the other. Both are incredible. However, the rest of the museum is a bit too contemporary for my taste. I’ve tried to engage with the content but some just seems absurdist more than artistic. That said, I won’t judge others taste in art. Just saying know what you’re getting into. The building itself is gorgeous and the staff is always super friendly.

Saw the Monet exhibit, and it was absolutely fantastic. The staff was excellent, helping people the entire time. The exhibit was setup very well, and really let everyone see the progression that Monet had in his art. Very fortunate to have been see it, and great job by the denver art museum!

We went during a weekday and the staff were very friendly and facilities were clean. However, the museum is fairly small and several things were closed, which we were not expecting of made aware of. We were visiting from out of town and pretty disappointed. The tickets are fairly inexpensive, but it’s not a Denver “must see.”

Everything was clean and welcoming. The Norman Rockwell exhibition was so moving, I found myself emotional several times throughout the experience. This exhibit only lasts until September 7, so you should definitely schedule your reserved spot and stop by for a few hours!

I LOVE THIS PLACE! I’m actually pretty sure I’m going to do everything in my power to come back in May for the George Orwell installation! Great place to visit with or without kids!So many beautiful works of art of every type of medium! I also loved how they really used all of the space available to them for art work. We didn’t get to go to the sculpture garden because it was snowing but I can only imagine. We went during the week and did not have any problem with a crowd - there were even a few school groups there but they were the best behaved I’ve ever seen (good job teachers!)I can’t wait to become a member here (: there gift shop also has a lot of neat things to offer!

Its a fun place to visit. This time we were there for the Monet exhibit and it was wonderful!! The building itself is a modern work of art. The staff are very friendly and helpful. They also have a cafe and of course a gift shop. Overall a really fun place to visit!!

Do not waste your money or time. The building with the Native American art and artifacts is completely closed down. The other building is a modern looking building and very spacious with 4 floors but onlya few exhibits. Top two floors have a light show and a few items on display. The best part is a nice British Art display that occupies a small area. Gift shop is closed but a temporary one is open. Adding salt to the wound is that there is no mention on their website of the building closing and minimal displays. Ive been to museums throughout the country and, for now, this is one of the worst. Beware!

Excellent cerebral place I still dont feel like I saw everything surprise s at every corner. Very interactive and I particularly enjoyed the hands on family light area, the mirror hall, and the painting area and that those special areas didnt cost extra to do. Would go again dont miss the experience..kids get in free too

Light was the theme on display for our visit. Light was depicted in sculpture, oil, acrylic paint and plastic, in religious and ritualistic art and artifacts, and actual light energy. It was a real immersive experience on three floors. Loved it!

Beautiful museum, parking garage right next to it. Admission is reasonable. Went to the Monet Exhibition. They even have a kids/family area where kids can explore and paint. Gift shop is big.

First Saturday of every month is free. This place is great!!! So much to do and see. Our daughter loved looking and we loved seen everything in person. We even saw a couple of pieces that we had read or seen on television. They are expanding and soon they will open the new buildings

Definitely enjoyed the exhibits. Love the art around the building and the atmosphere overall. Definitely a place to visit for anyone.

Absolutely stunning building containing a fabulous museum that is constantly rotating noteworthy exhibits. I recently went to the Monet exhibit (for the third time) and was very impressed with the presentation of the paintings and with the incredible architecture everywhere you look. If you are visiting Denver this is a must see place. They also have a nice coffee shop/cafe just outside of the gift shop.

A beautiful world class art museum that works to keep art accessible to all people. With a diverse collection and continuously bringing in national touring shows, its a must see in Denver.

Saw the Norman Rockwell exhibit, which was really relevant for these times. Well presented and informative.The museum did an excellent job of keeping crowds down and promoting social distancing.

Love this museum! The art is carefully picked and exquisitely placed! I feel like they could use more new stuff though

I threw up while visiting the museum and they paid me 6.2 million dollars to turn it into an exhibit so I guess Im a modern artist now. Sadly the exhibit closed once they realized they had to clean it up. Still pretty cool to have hipsters compliment me on my impressively orchestrated and impressionist work of art. 5 stars

It has a decent permanent collection but the visiting collections of the last few years have been what makes the museum truly great. The cost is a little pricey since there are so many Free Places to go in Denver but, is worth going if the rotating collection is great since the permanent collection is just a bonus. If you are in from out of town there are other places in the city that you couldn’t experience anywhere else in the country.

We had an absolutely wonderful experience, everything was spaced nicely , and super clean as well , so guest could take their time while social distancing. Just know once you enter there is no where to sit down and take a sec if you needed to

Awesome exhibits! Wish the interactive portions were open but we all know why they arent

Very unique architecture of this art museum. Mordern Art side perhaps?? Very modern exhibits, British portrait exhibit too. Great pub down the street after

An amazing place to hang out and enrich ones self with modern art exhibits, art installations and galleries! They often have a rotating exhibit of various art and sculptures from around the world...Monet, Van Gogh, Picasso have all had their art come through this amazing museum! Check out their website to see who’s art is on display currently at the gallery and make sure to purchase tickets early. Depending on the event, tickets sell out fast! Make sure to bring your cameras and walking shoes! Great place to bring a first date or family that is visiting town!

This museum is so much more than a gallery of fine art. The architecture of the building itself is a fantastic experience. When you combine both experiences you quickly lose track of time. There is so much to see and embrace. That plus the friendly staff makes for a much needed venture.

Highly recommend for kids.lots of fun to be had. Learning driven, interactive play.

The Monet exhibit brought me to the museum for the first time. I loved it and all the museum had to offer. Now I cant wait for the Mexican art show coming.

Awesome architecture on the inside and out. Nice exhibits, though the flow of foot traffic from one room to the next is confusing; it feels like theres no direction they want to lead you in discovery of the art. The Light Show art was interesting, though some pieces look they came from Walmart or Ikea. The Monet exhibit was fantastic with plenty of beautiful and some very well-known paintings!

Monet exhibit was well worth it .. rest of museum was disappointing but that’s because a lot of art in storage for grand opening of new museum in summer. Expect future visits to be better! Fun fact: Claude Monet’s first name was really Oscar

Absolutely beautiful. I loved the words and lines exhibit, and how it spilled out onto the nearby streets. The mirrored hallway was immaculate, and gave a feeling of eternity! The interactive corner is good for all ages.

One of the good rooftops in Denver. Its on the fourth floor so not too high. But the lounge is really good. Jackson Pollock drink was my best. The bartender also makes awesome spicy margherita which is usually not on the menu.

I will admit that I liked this museum. The art pieces are attractive and profound. The prices are reasonable.

I have been a proud member of the DAM for many years. Its wonderful to have a world class art museum in Denver. I was recently lucky enough to have attended the Claude Monet exhibit which was the most beautifully curated exhibit I have ever seen. I cant wait to see the museum when all of the current renovations are complete. Ive always enjoyed Final Friday events where the museum stays open late the last Friday of the month and hosts a particular theme or artist. Highly recommend grabbing lunch across the street at the Art Hotel.

Took my mother and daughter to see the Monet exhibit (The Truth of Nature). Wonderfully attentive staff. Well lit and the layout of the gift shop and coffee bar is creatively realized. The exhibit was beautifully staged, the works having been expertly sequenced by phase of his career. This was a wonderful experience!

Very, very cool museum! They have a mix of both classic and modern paintings and artifacts on different levels/floors. I really enjoyed their interactive modules with paintings as well. I wish they had a little more since it did feel a little empty in some parts.

Great exhibits, nice way to spend a couple hours. Being free is nice as well. Definitely recommend

I cant get enough of this place. I go even when i have already seen the exhibits. I just love the building.

Visited the special Monet exhibit. Immediately impressed by the building architecture. Kids really enjoyed the hands on art activities. The Monet exhibit was much larger than anticipated, over 100 pieces. After spending a few hours here, I appreciated the appropriate pricing of the museums mini cafe. Rounded off the visit perusing the museum shop and found a few items to take home.

Beautiful museum in the heart of downtown Denver. The entire area has beautiful architecture and a relaxing vibe. The museum itself is gorgeous with sharp lines, great lighting, interesting exhibits and fair prices. I visit pretty often when in need of some inspiration for my photography or just need a break from city life. A must visit on any trip to Denver or especially if you live here!

Convenient parking! great signage that directs you right to the DAM. my first visit to the DAM. Monet exhibit is exquisitely displayed. appreciate the audio tour! lots of helpful people to direct & answer all queries. am looking fwd to checking out The Light Show on my next visit in March. oh & fresh healthy food conveniently across the courtyard from the DAM.

I visited for the Mexican Modernism exhibit and thoroughly enjoyed the visual storytelling for Frida Khalo and Diego Riveras lives.

Amazing displays! Great staff. Clean process.

Great place to check out! The new Frida exhibit is awesome!

The Monet exhibition is one of the most spectacular, exciting, and inclusive Monet exhibitions Ive ever seen. Paintings Ive never even seen cataloged from private collections. Side by sides of many of his works whove never been in the same country much less building or exhibit. I definitely spent hours going through. Highly recommend a tour if you arent very familiar with his work. You do need to book your tickets in advance. I spent so much time on the Monet exhibition I did not venture into the permanent collections. I will definitely be back when I have at least one day to spend there.

Very cool. Nice atmosphere. Safe environment and friendly staff

So wonderful to get back into the DAM! Easy and uncrowded with COVID restrictions in place. Rockwell exhibit was so inspiring. Remington and Homer exhibit was eye-opening and full of such insights and revelations.

Free admissions on Saturday. We got to enjoy the varied paintings, photography, sculptures and other works of art for free.There are 4 levels, each with a different theme, rooms for kids to enjoy arts and crafts, audio playing above some exibitions, and challenges on some pieces to encourage the viewer to explore the artwork in detail. Most of the artwork has a description that explains what the piece is about. There is a wide variety art to be viewed that will take at least a couple hours.The building itself is gorgeous with a balcony/open floor with a great view of downtown Denver.

Wonderful place. Gift shop over priced, went on a school field trip, would go again on my own time. Plenty of exhibits, different things to look at. Interactive portions. And located in the heart of downtown Denver near the judicial complex so a lot of history to be viewed. Lovely building as well, as you can see from the replicated model of the buildings, several pieces are shown in my collection of pictures below

Most of the museum is closed to the public during renovation of the tower. The whole thing is supposed to reopen June of 2020. Cost is $10 which is reasonable for the limited collection that is seen.During my visit there were two shows - The Light Show and Treasures of British Art. One modern and the other classical. I found it interesting that school kids were more engaged with the classical works than the modern.

My husband and I greatly enjoyed the Norman Rockwell exhibit, as well as all of the other art. The interior is beautiful and interesting to look at. The check-in process (during Covid) was very quick and smooth, and the staff was friendly and helpful. The gift shop also had some fun items as well as locally-made face masks for sale.

I love the museum but right now its not worth going. Not just because its still only one building with a few displays for the same price as it was when it was opened, but because of the restrictions. I understand with the pandemic its hard to clean a lot of space for safety, but there is no where to sit or have some water. You are not able to go outside for lunch or a drink and for partially disabled people like myself that is very hard. I have a hard time walking or standing for long periods and this was horrible after about an hour. It is definitely not disabled friendly right now.

Friendly staff, courteous guests, well organized. We went for the Monet exhibit, and really enjoyed it! It was well put together and the audio tour was educational, informational and easy to follow. I especially liked that there was a childrens version of the audio tour depending on the codes you entered.

A cute, but diverse museum. I am glad they also curate by theme vs. by solely one artist or one era and location. The Light Show exhibit was a highlight for sure.

The Frida exhibit was so moving. I always forget how much I love art between museum visits.

Incredible Monet exhibit. Get the free audio tour guide- lots of good additional info. Worth the ticket and includes general admission to rest of museum, which is quite good. British empire exhibit also really good.

Absolutely loved our visit! The Norman Rockwell exhibit was more educational than we expected. Highly recommend it

Im very impressed with how well theyre handling business after reopening. Everyone was wearing a mask and I felt safe being there. It made it easy to just enjoy the exhibits. Ill be renewing my membership.

Outstanding exhibits, ALWAYS! Polite staff and nice touches, like lightweight chairs to carry so you can sit down when needed. Outstanding gift shop!

Lovely 4 story museum with several expansive exhibits. Entry was only 10$ for adults in Denver (13 out of state). Entry is limited to certain time slots to help with social distancing, they do allow walk ups, but do not expect an immediate time slot, we had to wait about 2 hours to be able to enter.

The special exhibition; Claude Monet: The Truth of Nature, is wonderful!!! Its been awhile since Ive seen Monet in Montreal, and this blows it out of the water. A huge congratulations to the curators who procured the collection. And a huge thank you to the DAM staff keeping all the visitors in line by please no touching and no flash photography! You protect this collection for others to admire.

The Denver art museum is a great place for a quick visit while downtown. They provide a wide range of interesting exhibits. We just so happened to be there as the Dior show was going on. Although there was an extra fee it was well worth it. You got to see pieces from every era of Dior up close and personal. A truly one of a kind experience.

It was cool. Never been there before and enjoyed my time there. They need shot glasses in the gift shop though!

This is a must see if you’re in Denver. The architecture is amazing, the exhibits are breathtaking and the price is great (with a wide range of discounts). I loved how the exhibits are not limited to the rooms but across every corner of the museum and its surroundingsz So sad the Monet exhibit was sold out. Would recommend and definitely come back whenever I’m in town.

I saw many art museums in the US. Here the exhibitions are really poor. It doesn’t worse to visit it when you travel in Colorado. It should be a review with 0 stars, but the building is nice.

Rockwell was on display when I went and it was cool to see that collection, but the museum itself is small. If the artist they have featured isnt for you, its not worth it. The museums collection itself is so small and not notable. Rockwell exhibit took a little over an hour to go through. The rest we kind of walked through and were out in under 2 hours. During covid times they have the light show mirror room shut down. The price is fair for what you get to see though. $13 to see a Rockwell collection and learn about him was worth it.

The focus on safety was refreshing. Fantastic exhibit!

The Denver Art Museum never fails to spark creativity. I personally love the art museum as a photographer, because you are allowed to photograph a majority of the exhibits. The Ganesha exhibit was absolutely lovely - I’m sad it is leaving tomorrow!

I went for the Frida Kahlo + Mexican Modernism exhibit. It was good and Im glad I went. I did learn a little bit about Frida. But I was disappointed that the exhibit included nothing about Frida being queer! She and Diego (her husband) also cheated on each other often. And Frida openly identified as bisexual and had a female partner while she lived in France. This oversight means the exhibit is only a partially true representation of Frida. She was a communist, bisexual, polyamorous, anti-capitalist, feminist.

I traveled to Denver for the specific purpose of attending the Christian Dior exhibit. The exhibit was exceptional, one of the best I have ever seen. The museum did an outstanding exhibit design and managed entry and exit of a continual flow of people very well. The staff and docents were good, explaining the entry process and use if the audio clearly and fully. The museum itself is an architectural marvel-very dramatic upon first sight. Easy to find and easy to maneuver through. Oh, yes, a high-end and well-stocked gift shop.

It was clean and they handle the pandemic solution well. However this doesnt seem to be the art museum for people who like anything besides contemporary. It felt like this was a museum for those who need art contextualized for them, which is great from an inclusivity standpoint. It isnt a place I will return to, but I have been spoiled by other museums.

We came to see the Monet exhibit and were not disappointed! Huge exhibit with so many beautiful paintings. It was fairly crowded, but we went on a Sunday. I highly recommend getting in to see this before its gone.