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") //-- Skip to main content Home Page Search Enter your keywords Menu Visit Denver Art Museum 100 W 14th Avenue Pkwy Denver , CO 80204 Tickets Hours & Location Martin Building Project Free For Kids Free Days Accessibility Group Reservations The Shops Dining Event Rental En Español Museum Hours Mon–Thu 10am–5pm Fri 10am–8pm Sat–Sun 10am–5pm Things to Do Calendar News & Stories Access Programs Artists At Work Kids & Families Programs & Lectures Schools & Teachers Studios Tours Untitled Creative Fusions Exhibitions Current Exhibitions Upcoming Exhibitions Past Exhibitions Collections African Art American Indian Art Architecture & Design Art of the Ancient Americas Asian Art European & American Art before 1900 Latin American Art Modern & Contemporary Art Oceanic Art Photography Textile Art & Fashion Western American Art Conservation Provenance Research Explore the Collections Join & Support Membership Donate Corporate Support Fundraising Events Partners SCFD Support Volunteer Services Español Bienvenidos Boletos, Horarios y Ubicación Creatividad para la primera infancia Novedades Membresias Creativity Resource Tools for Learning at the Museum & In Your Classroom Welcome to Creativity Resource, where classroom teachers, home-school educators, families with children, and anyone interested in learning can find inspiration for creativity and art! Video Art Lives Here // El arte vive aquí Artist and artwork videos Field Trip Norman Rockwell: Imagining Freedom Secondary (grades 6-12) Students will examine how illustrators in the 1940s and beyond became important storytellers who advanced important civic ideas through their creative advertising and images in this exhibition featuring Norman Rockwell and his contemporaries. More Lesson Plan Light in the Garden Early childhood (ages 3-5) One 20—30 minute lesson Inspired by The Lesson in the Garden by Berthe Morisot, this activity will involve a scientific exploration of the effects of dark and light and its impact on color and shadows. More Field Trips Field Trip Natural Forces: Winslow Homer and Frederic Remington Secondary (grades 6-12) Take your students on a journey to explore how two American artists helped shape a national identity that valued self-reliance, independence, and perseverance. More Lesson Spark Explore the Tools Provided for your Monet Field Trip FAQ: Self-Led Journals on your Monet Field Trip What is the Idea Book? More Teacher Professional Development Creative Early Childhood/ Creatividad para la primerera infancia Creativity Resource is generously funded by a grant from the Morgridge Family Foundation. Special thanks to our colleagues at the University of Denver Morgridge College of Education. School programs are supported by the William Randolph Hearst Endowment for Education Programs, the Nancy Benson Education Endowment Fund, CenturyLink Endowment, Jim Kelley and Amie Knox Education Endowment Fund, and the citizens who support the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District. Additional support is provided by Scott Reiman, Connie Burwell White & William W. White Foundation, Sidney E. Frank Foundation – Colorado Fund, and Harry L. Willett Foundation. The Free for Kids program at the Denver Art Museum is made possible by Scott Reiman and is presented by Bellco Credit Union. Sign Up for School & Teacher Email Plan A Field Trip Teaching Resources Bring Art to You Free for Kids General Admission is Free for Youth 18 and Under Every Day Learn More Transportation Funding Videos on museum careers Become a Member About Careers Annual Report Mission & History Research & Reports Trustees & Leadership Site Map Contact Contact Us Hours & Location Newsletter Sign Up FAQs Museum FAQs What's Nearby Terms & Privacy Media Press Room Photo Requests Connect...