Denver Art Museum
Enjoy world-class art in the heart of Denver! Since 1893, the Denver Art Museum (DAM) has stood as a beacon for art and culture in the Rocky Mountain West. With over 70,000 works of art in the permanent collection, the museum provides invaluable ways to learn about cultures from around the world.
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Martin Luther King Day
Galleries Open Arts Center and Buell Children's Museum OPEN for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
Students receive $1 off admission with valid student ID.
Admission $8 Adults, $6 Children, Military, and Seniors 65+. Arts Center Members always free.
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Allan McConnell: Contrasts
Art Exhibit Sept 23 - Nov 12 | Allan McConnell is a local photographer who received a formal photographic education in photojournalism from the University of Wyoming in 1962.
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Capitol Steps: What to Expect When You’re Electing
Comedy Musical Theatre Center Stage Series presents Capitol Steps: What to Expect When You’re Electing
Combining sature with muical theatre, Capitol steps give a comedic tongue-in-cheek performance, drawing inspiration from current political headlines.
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Carl Link: Illustrative Portraits
Exhibition Carl Link was born in Munich, Germany in 1887. He attended the Royal Academy in Dresden and then moved on to the Royal Academy in Munich where several of the “Taos Ten” had studied.
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Frances Dodd: Compelling Color
Art Exhibit Fran Dodd considers color to be her passion. These colors seen in nature will be enhanced or invented entirely! Fran looks for small fragments of beauty in the landscape - those moments that take the breath away in awe and wonder.
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Living in Colorado: Landscapes by Lynn Chapman
Landscape Exhibition This exhibit focuses on Pueblo artist Chapman’s works highlighting the beauty of the Colorado landscape.
Admission $8 Adults, $6 Children, Military, and Seniors 65+. Arts Center Members always free.
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Sordid & Sacred: the Beggars in Rembrandt’s Etchings
Art Exhibit Rembrandt Van Rijn, widely recognized as the greatest practitioner of the etching technique in the history of art, created a body of work unparalleled in richness and beauty. Rembrandt repeatedly chose beggars as the subject for his etchings.
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