The Denver Art Museum was established in 1893 as the Denver Artists' Club. Internationally, this museum is known for its collection of Native American art, a collection of Latin American art, and ancient art. With the opening of the North Building, this museum became known as a pioneering museum in the temple style. Then, in 2006, the Frederic C. Hamilton Building opened to the public. This building includes exhibition spaces, alongside the newly opened Martin Building, which houses the learning center, interaction spaces, and encyclopedic collections of the museum.