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The view is always changing in our temporary exhibitions and collection galleries, where you can experience an incredible array of art from around the world.

 

 

Throughout history artists have captured the figure in various mediums, from cave paintings to sculpture to photography. With each incarnation, the figure achieved greater and greater meaning.

 

Contemporary artists use the figure to represent ideas about politics, gender roles, racial stereotypes, and political issues. Focus: The Figure is a selection more than 30 figurative works of art—including returning favorites like John DeAndrea's Linda (above) and never-before-seen works from our contemporary art collection.

 

School Days

Robert Colescott uses the figure to dissect racial stereotypes.

 

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Better Homes, Better Gardens

Racial themes abound in this work by Kerry James Marshall.

 

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Quantum Cloud XXXIII

Is the energy entering or emerging from Anthony Gormely's Quantum Cloud?

 

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Gilbert and George,

Art and life blur in this self-titled creation by Gilbert Prousch and George Passmore.

 

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TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS

Our temporary exhibitions bring the world’s best art to Denver.

 

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COLLECTIONS

The museum’s collections include more than 60,000 works of art.

 

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