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This was my first visit since the new museum was opened. I enjoyed it years ago and now it's even better!!!!! Much more to see and learn.
I love art museums and the new Kirkland Museum is spectacular, both outside and in. The collection is large -- only 17% is on display -- and delightfully eclectic, making this museum worth several visits and a membership. Most museums do not do justice to...More
Although small, this museum is packed with paintings, furniture and ceramics from several important periods such as Art Nouveau and Art Deco. Unlike the Barnes, it has labels to explain what you're seeing. While I personally preferred the Art Nouveau, the paintings were also wonderful....More
This beautiful museum is a must-see in Denver. The collection is extensive and covers many styles of both Colorado and world design. Many famous architects represented organized by period. Plan to spend 2-3 hours!
If you have an hour or two to spare during your visit to Denver this is a great place! It has plenty of pieces to enjoy including paintings, sculptures and an eclectic collection of furniture. It also has Vance Kirkland's studio inside the museum. I...More
So what's displayed is pretty much the same as in the old setting, but the new Kirkland Museum is now located right up the block from the Denver Art Museum and the Clifford Still Museum (also near the Central Library, Denver's Civic Center, etc.). And...More
This gem of a museum re-opened in their new location in March, 2018 -- and what a collection there is to enjoy! Highly recommend for art, design and history lovers alike. Especially enjoyed seeing the re-created studio of regional arts giant Vance Kirkland, and learning...More
This Museum not only features the art of (previously unknown to us) Vance Kirkland, but is a walk through the decorative arts of the 20th century. Extremely well-curated. Note how the lines & color in the art is referenced in the furniture & objects featured...More
There is so much to see here, packed into this new museum. Furniture, glassware and pottery as well as a collection of paintings, many of them by esteemed Colorado artists and craftspeople.
Denver is not a tourist-friendly city. This small gem is walkable from most large hotels in downtown. Well curated, interesting, and unique. GO. Certainly worthwhile.
