Our art collections continue to grow, primarily through gifts by alumni and friends of the University. Recent acquisitions include:
Gifts of works by Andy Warhol, Jim Dine and Vito Acconci
A significant collection of 19th-century English watercolors
A sizable archive of Soviet photojournalism
A host of works by prominent regional artists, many of them affiliated with the University
We're committed to increasing the display of our collections while using them as a powerful educational resource for students.
University Art Collections
The University Art Collections are located off campus at the Hampden Art Study Center (HASC), DU’s first facility designed for the archival storage, examination and preparation of artworks in an educational setting. While we encourage the community to come explore our collections through our exhibits on campus at the Vicki Myhren Gallery or visit the collection off campus at the Hampden Art Study Center, you are always welcome to browse our collection digitally. Our collection database allows you to search our artwork and view images of each work of art.
At HASC, students truly drive the projects and have a chance to receive top notch Collections Management training. This has contributed to our success in getting students placed in degree-related positions after graduation.
Go to the graduate admission application to submit your information. For information on admission requirements, visit the graduate academic programs page and locate your program of interest.