Denver Art Museum
Golden Triangle · Denver, Colorado
The Denver Art Museum is one of the largest art museums between Chicago and Los Angeles, with a collection of more than 70,000 works spanning a remarkable range of cultures, periods, and media. The museum is particularly celebrated for its American Indian art collection - one of the finest in the world - and for its Western American art holdings, which document the full history of art made in and about the American West. Daniel Libeskind's angular Frederic C. Hamilton Building provides dramatic spaces for contemporary work, while a major renovation of the North Building, completed in 2021, significantly expanded public access to the encyclopedic permanent collection.
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