
Apartments near Museum of Contemporary Art Denver in Denver, CO (1,799 Rentals)


1554-1556 Osceola St

553 Fox St

920 Pennsylvania St

The Pearl At 970

Ponderosa Apartments

1109 Emerson St

1064-1066 Clarkson St

1101 Emerson St

1122-1126 Emerson St

1311 Downing St

2951-2955 Franklin St

1284 Corona St

1210 E Colfax Ave

2832 W 44th Ave

1116 Emerson St

1025 N Clarkson St

3302-3312 Lafayette St

2259 N Gilpin St

Tuscany Apartments

1346 N Downing St

1212 E 14th Ave

801 Logan St

1019 Clarkson St

940 Pearl St

965 Washington St

1330 N Downing St

2016 W 46th Ave

1735-1737 Franklin Street

1042 N Clarkson St

The Tuscan

3411-3419 W 39th Ave

801 5th Ave

936 Pearl St

557-573 Cherokee St

1400-1416 Newton St

1242-1244 Corona St

1440-1450 Marion St

1654 Humboldt St

1252 Corona St

735 E 10th Ave

Clarkson Flats

3600 Wynkoop St - 38th & Blake Apartments

945 Washington St

855 Pennsylvania St

1055-1059 Emerson St

3770 Lowell Blvd

700 N Lincoln St

Icon 740

4334 Federal Blvd

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Art is an important part of any city, and Denver is no exception, so apartment-ites looking to check some gorgeous pieces of artistic expression have plenty of options. If you're looking for something bit different from all the Rembrandts and Van Goghs you'll find in many art houses around town, MCA Denver is guaranteed to give you something much different. MCA Denver is all about contemporary art, most of which is avant garde and shocking, so those looking for the traditional art museum need not apply. The MCA Denver is not for everyone. Much like the Museum of Modern Art and Guggenheim in New York, the works in this museum are original and outrageously new, so those used to more traditional museums are sure to be shocked. For those looking for something unique and interesting, that they won't find anywhere else in town, or practically in the nation. Original art lovers indeed should rejoice, for this is your Mecca. Though the work is strictly contemporary, they still use a wide array of media to portray their vision. Though you won't find any marble sculpture, many artists use 3-dimensional works to get their point across, from preserved animals, to found objects. Painting of course is well-represented, although the canvas and subjects are widely ranging, and quite different from what we're used to. Large murals, smaller works, and works on paper are scattered throughout, though you will find some normal canvases in the place, but usually the images presented upon them are graphic, bizarre or unusual. Another medium that you'll see quite a bit of is photography, though it's of course not your ordinary photography either. No matter what medium you're a fan of, you'll find something to intrigue and amaze you. With the museum just opening a little while ago, the best part of all is that the best is yet to come For apartment-ites tired of the usual art museum, MCA Denver gives you something new and different, and once you've stepped in the doors, you won't ever want to leave...at least, not until you've seen every piece in the collection
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