Surrounded by a gaggle of noisy architectural neighbors, the new Clyfford Still Museum in Denver makes itself heard by speaking softly but clearly. Instead of the thunderbolt lines of Daniel Libeskind ...

So, in some sense, there is a supreme irony that 94 percent of Still’s art, some 825 paintings and 1,575 works on paper, will be housed in an eponymous museum. But Still did not dislike museums per se ...

The Wall Street Journal has a rave review of the Clyfford Still Museum today -- its second piece on Denver's new facility in as many weeks. The first, Daniel Grant's "It's Not Easy Being Single ...

The Clyfford Still Museum, which is being built at the corner of West 13th Avenue and Bannock Street, has begun to take shape, but there is still a staggering amount of work left to do before the ...

The new Clyfford Still Museum is to open November 18, 2011. A visitor walks through one of the galleries on Tuesday, November 8, 2011. The ceiling is molded concrete. Cyrus McCrimmon, The Denver Post ...

Art goers enjoy a self-portrait painted by abstract expressionist artist, Clyfford Still, (1904-1980) at the new Clyfford Still Museum Friday, Nov. 18, 2011 in Denver.

If Denver follows through with its recently announced plan to sell four of the 825 paintings destined for its new Clyfford Still Museum, the art world will be watching. And perhaps questioning the ...

In fact, my sole complaint about the museum is its needless $10 admission fee. Ironically, it’s the kind of institutional tactic that put Still off the art world.

The Clyfford Still Museum at 1250 Bannock Street opened to the public Nov. 18, 2011. Still was among the first generation of abstract expressionists following World War II. He died in 1980.