Welcome to the
Denver Art Museum

We're happy to welcome you to the museum! Get ready for your visit in advance. Purchase timed-entry tickets, get directions, and learn more about our commitment to helping you have a safe and enjoyable experience with us.

Cultivating creativity is central to the programs and exhibitions at the Denver Art Museum. Whether you’re getting hands-on with a project in the Studio, participating in Drop-in Drawing, or listening to an artist describe their process, we aim to inspire the creativity and artist within you.

We invite you to join us in celebrating your own creativity by supporting the "Art in You" campaign. Not only does your gift go above and beyond your support as a member or ticket buyer, but all gifts are also matched. Consider making a 100% tax deductible donation today.

Masterpiece Moment is a new video series created by Bank of America designed to showcase works of art in the collections of 25 museum partners across the country. In the latest video, Christoph Heinrich, Frederick and Jan Mayer Director of the Denver Art Museum, discusses Bodhisattva of Compassion (Guanyin) Seated in Royal Ease.

Designed by Italian architect Gio Ponti and Denver-based James Sudler Associates, the Martin Building first opened in 1971. For the building's 50th anniversary, it has been fully restored and renovated throughout, including expanded galleries, restaurants, and rooftop and outdoor spaces offering visitor access to stunning city and mountain views.

It will reopen to the public with a free general admission day on October 24, 2021.

For a new mural that will be prominently displayed in the Martin Building when it reopens October 24, artists Emily Hope Dobkin and Olive Moya are asking for photo submissions of the view of the sky from your neighborhood that they will incorporate into the backdrop of the mural. Learn how you can participate and send us your photos by June 30.

If you're not yet ready to visit us in person, we invite you to explore the DAM online. Browse artwork in our online collection, take virtual tours of exhibitions, download coloring sheets and phone and computer backgrounds, read interviews with artists, and more.