The town square of our community, a gathering place for everybody.
The DIA connects people to art with programs, resources, and a diverse collection—among the top six in the nation with over 65,000 works.
Art is for the community.
We use our world-class collection to inspire curiosity, spark creativity, and to reimagine our collective future. Your support will help us share these experiences for generations to come.
Explore the Collection
Peacock-shaped Incense Burner, late 15th - mid 16th century
- Indian
Mushhushshu-dragon, Symbol of the God Marduk, 604 - 562 BCE
- Babylonian, Mesopotamian
Penitent Magdalene, 1717
- Caterina De Julianis
L'androgyne (The Androgyne), 1946
- Alice Rahon
Sphae, no date
- Mavis Iona Pusey
Howdy Doody, 1948
- Velma Dawson
From the Director
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