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The monthly gallery program makes room for close observation and conversation. Its next listed in-person session is November 17, 2026.
All times are local to the venue · America/Denver
Instead of trying to take in an entire gallery, Mindful Looking asks visitors to spend time with one work of art. The Denver Art Museum program gives participants a chance to notice details, raise questions and explore ideas together.
The museum’s October selection offers an example of how much there can be to notice in a single work. For Didier William’s Cheval: the Other Side of the Mirror is Home, the museum drew attention to its vivid color, curved forms and the many eyes within it. Any one of those details could be a starting point for looking more closely.
That was October’s selection, not a preview of November. The museum has not identified the artwork for the November 17 session, so visitors will need to wait to learn what the group will examine.
Further reading: Mindful Looking | Denver Art Museum ↗
For those who prefer to join from elsewhere, the museum also lists a free Mindful Looking Online session on January 19, 2027, from 1 to 1:45 p.m. It takes place over Microsoft Teams and is separate from November’s in-person gathering. The online event page links to the meeting and offers connection guidance for computers and mobile devices.
Further reading: Mindful Looking Online | Denver Art Museum ↗
The November artwork has not been announced.
The next listed in-person session is November 17, 2026, from 1 to 1:45 p.m. The program occurs on the third Tuesday of each month.
General admission is free for members and visitors 18 and younger; other rates vary by residency and visitor category. General admission covers the museum campus but not separately ticketed exhibitions.
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For an interpreter or another accessibility service for the in-person program, email [email protected] at least 10 business days ahead. The museum says it will make every effort to accommodate later requests.
The session is on Level 4 of the Hamilton Building at Denver Art Museum, 100 W 14th Ave. Pkwy. The museum says visitors may enter through the Hamilton Building.
Street and metered parking and several lots are nearby. The Cultural Center Complex Garage is at 12th Avenue and Broadway; accessible spaces are on its second level, with entry from 12th Avenue. The museum also lists accessible spaces on 13th Avenue in front of Denver Public Library.
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The museum suggests the RTD Free MallRide: get off at Cleveland Place and walk south through Civic Center Park. Bike racks are on the museum plaza.
The museum says its public areas are wheelchair accessible and elevators are located throughout the campus. Drop-off and pickup for older visitors and visitors with disabilities is available on 13th Avenue between Broadway and Bannock.
Accessibility at Denver Art Museum | Parking, Mobility & More ↗
The museum has not named the November artwork. Didier William’s Cheval: the Other Side of the Mirror is Home was the October selection.
It covers the museum campus, including the Hamilton Building, Martin Building and The Kirkland, on the date printed on the ticket. Separately ticketed exhibitions are not included.
A separate free online session is listed for January 19, 2027, from 1 to 1:45 p.m. on Microsoft Teams.
The museum asks for at least 10 business days’ notice for the in-person program. Email [email protected]; it will also make every effort to accommodate later requests.
100 W 14th Ave. Pkwy., Denver, CO 80204
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