Learn more about our new home in Denver’s Golden Triangle neighborhood, set to open fall 2017.
Rendering of the new Kirkland Museum of Fine & Decorative Art at 12th & Bannock—including Vance Kirkland’s original studio (at right).
Find out why The Denver Post asked, “Is this Denver’s most interesting museum?”
Modern arrangement at Kirkland Museum featuring the Marshmallow Sofa, 1956, by Irving Harper for George Nelson Associates, and paintings by Colorado artists Beverly Rosen and Al Wynne.
“Think of it as the best design cocktail party you have ever attended, with all the stars there and talking to each other through their work." — Michael McCoy, international product designer, educator and author.
Jazz Bowl & Danse Moderne Jazz Plate, 1931, by Victor Schreckengost.
Find out why The Denver Post asked, “Is this Denver’s most interesting museum?”
Kirkland Museum interior featuring Wave Sofa and Ribbon Chair by Pierre Paulin, herbert bayer rug white moon on green and 1971 Vance Kirkland painting.
“Think of it as the best design cocktail party you have ever attended, with all the stars there and talking to each other through their work." — Michael McCoy, international product designer, educator and author.
Ruba Rombic Glass, 1928, by Reuben Haley.
Find out why The Denver Post asked, “Is this Denver’s most interesting museum?”
Kirkland Museum interior with Dining Suite and Yellow Peacock Chair by Frank Lloyd Wright and Vance Kirkland paintings.
