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Sit, Play, See
Kirkland Museum presents Pastime / Past Time, an interactive pop-up exhibition connecting visitors to playful objects designed for the American home.
Sunburst Clock, 1952–1953, designed by George Nelson & Associates (1947–1986), manufactured by Howard Miller Clock Company.
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New Exhibition
Kirkland Museum and the Arvada Center present a collaborative exhibition titled Colorado Abstract +10: A History & A Survey at both locations to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the stunning book, "Colorado Abstract: Paintings and Sculpture." The exhibition will be split with Colorado Abstract +10: A History at Kirkland Museum displaying works from the historical section of the book.
(top) Detail of Hawaii, 2015, Lewis McInnis, Oil on canvas, Image credit Arvada Center; (bottom) Yellow, c. 1959, Mary Chenoweth, Oil on canvas with collage, Collection Kirkland Museum.
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Celebrating 100 Years of Bauhaus!
To celebrate 100 years since the opening of the Bauhaus, Kirkland Museum is highlighting objects by Bauhaus designers in a year-long celebration, and featuring the work of two Bauhaus artists who worked in Colorado: herbert bayer and Werner Drewes.
B 263 Side Chair (1931) designed by Mart Stam (1899-1986) and mirage (1949) oil on linen by Herbert Bayer (1900-1985).
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Take a 360 Degree Tour
Experience Kirkland Museum online with our virtual tour!
Photo by Daniel Holton.
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Plan Your Visit
Time travel through 150 years of art at Kirkland Museum, located in Denver’s Golden Triangle Creative District.
Kirkland Museum Italian Modern Vignette featuring the Bocca (Lips) Sofa (1970–1972) designed by Studio65; Coffee Table (1950s), Lounge Table (c. 1964) and Superleggera Chair (1957) designed by Gio Ponti; Nesting Tables (1951) designed by Ico & Luisa Parisi and Referential Abstraction paintings by Colorado artists William Sanderson, James Mills, Tracy Felix, Trine Bumiller and Sushe Felix. Photo by Wes Magyar.
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Museum Information

Museum Hours

Tues–Sat: 11am to 5pm
Sunday: 12 to 5pm
Closed Mondays

Admission

Free admission for Kirkland Museum members
$10 General admission (ages 13+ only)
$8 Seniors (age 65+), Teachers, Students (ages 13+) and active duty military personnel with ID

Location

1201 Bannock Street
Denver, CO 80204

303.832.8576

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