About the Shop

All Clyfford Still Museum Shop purchases help support the Museum. Our goal is to be a trusted resource for art-related merchandise. Products sold reflect the mission, collection, exhibitions, and public programs of the Clyfford Still Museum. We also offer related items that might interest our audiences. We develop custom products that represent the spirit of Clyfford Still, nurture creativity, and present new ideas and designs. Most of our special products are original, handmade, or locally produced. We strive to collaborate with local artists, artisans, and vendors who support a sustainable environment. We also use less plastic, recycle more, and generate less waste internally.

The Museum Shop aims to encourage curiosity about art and abstract expressionism, conversation about creativity, and connections with the humanities, and to inspire shoppers to dig deeper into Clyfford Still and fine art as a whole. 

The Clyfford Still Museum is located in the heart of Denver’s Golden Triangle Creative District. Designed specifically to display Clyfford Still’s art, the award-winning Clyfford Still Museum is home to nearly everything he created, approximately 3,125 pieces representing 93% of his lifetime of work. At the Still, visitors will find a world-class collection gifted to the City and County of Denver, award-winning architecture, cross-disciplinary programs for all ages, and opportunities to explore their own creativity. Exhibitions stimulate curiosity, arouse emotions, and explore multiple perspectives. The Still invites visitors to refresh, recharge, and reconnect with joy.

Stimulate your senses at the Clyfford Still Museum. Experience original sonic interpretations of Still’s abstract paintings created by contemporary sound artists in the exhibition Still in Sound, on view May 16, 2026–February 14, 2027. Discover never-before-seen Clyfford Still paintings in Celebrating 15 Years: 15 New Paintings in 15 Months, on view May 16, 2026–September 19, 2027. Explore collection highlights in the Museum's early galleries and sound and garden installations on the terraces.

Photos on this site are by James Dewhirst, Brien Hollowell, Brent Andeck, and CSM Staff.