The 8 Best Art Museums in Denver, Colorado (CO)

Immerse yourself in a world of illumination during our world famous guided meditation/laser light show in Denver. Get swept away seven days a week as the vibrant experience is easy to fit into any schedule and perfect for all ages. After the show, be sure to check out the arcade, gallery, theater, art garden, and media room featuring over 10,000 video games on free play.

Nominated by USA Today as one of the Best Immersive Art Experiences in the country, Shiki Dreams is Denver’s newest and coolest immersive adventure. Brought to you by the creators of the smash hit Natura Obscura, Shiki Dreams takes you on a journey of exploration and discovery, transporting you to a mythical world of beauty and tranquility. Created by 26 artists, it’s a 1400 sq ft experience featuring the latest in cutting edge digital technology and multisensory art.

Known for its wide range of Native American art, this museum also contains the only major Asian art collection in the Rocky Mountains.

Located in the heart of the Art District on Santa Fe, Museo de las Americas is the premier Latin American art museum in the Rocky Mountain region. Museo de las Americas is dedicated to educate our community through collecting, preserving, interpreting and exhibiting the diverse arts and cultures of the Americas from ancient to contemporary, through innovative exhibitions and programs. Museo has served the Denver community since 1991 through award-winning exhibitions, education programming, and special events.

Home to the world’s most intact public collection of any major artist, the Clyfford Still Museum offers nine beautiful galleries of Still’s art, historic photos, objects and letters from the Clyfford Still Archives, interactive features, a pair of tranquil outdoor terraces, views into storage and conservation areas, a hands-on art creation studio, shopping, exciting programs and events, and more. The Museum allows visitors the unique experience to understand the legacy of Clyfford Still, an artist whose life has been shrouded in mystery and the bulk of whose work has been hidden from public view for decades. He had a unique artistic vision and was unwilling to compromise it for money or recognition. As he evolved as an artist, Still’s works transitioned from outdoor scenes, people, and machinery to more abstract shapes, colors, and lines to express an idea or feeling. The collection represents 95% of the artist’s lifetime output, includes approximately 3,125 works.

When you visit the Denver Selfie Museum, we take selfies to an entirely new level of awesomeness. As the first and only Instagram pop-up museum in Denver, we provide the backdrop, and all you have to do is bring your phone for a selfie adventure like you’ve never experienced before!