The Denver Art Museum gathers together a wide range of textiles from pre-Columbian to modern works with a total of 60 amazing works of textile art. The exhibition begins this may and runs until September.

DENVER, CO.- The Denver Art Museum takes a wide-ranging look at textiles from pre-Columbian weavings to modern fiber art, Navajo blankets to an examination of clothing in art and photography in the campus-wide exhibition Spun: Adventures in Textiles, on view May 19–September 22, 2013. The museum-wide show is in celebration of the DAM’s new textile art galleries, which also will be unveiled on May 19. The inaugural exhibition in the new gallery space, Cover Story, will feature approximately 60 objects from the museum’s textile art collection that explore the myriad ways that textiles envelop, embellish and enrich human lives across centuries, continents and cultures.

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