My boyfriend and I LOVED this museum. We stopped by on a whim while we were passing through Dallas. It's located in the Art District and is surrounded by other museums, so there is no shortage of things to do in the area. We were prepared to pay admission, but once we entered the museum, we found that there was no fee! There was so much to see inside. There were exhibits for pretty much every culture and country you can think of. They had exhibits for Egypt (where they have an actual mummy), Buddhist and Hindu art, African art, colonial America, classical art, Greek, Roman, French, Italian, Spanish, Japan, China, everything! The contemporary art section was particularly interesting, as there was a piece that shared my name (Bethany) that I've attached a picture of. There was also a sculpture garden that we didn't have time to get to. The facilities were clean and the staff were helpful and knowledgeable. We will definitely return when we have more time to devote to this great place.
Step out of the posh center of Dallas and take a trip to the fringe southwest of town. Right behind Rays Hardware (aka the best gun shop in Dallas) you will find a few colorful blocks of ever changing street art that will rival any you see in NYC. Take a drive and don’t miss an alley because there are hidden treasures everywhere.
Cool outdoor space with gorgeous murals. My friends and I had a great - socially distanced time on Halloween and the band was pretty good. The full moon was an ethereal backdrop, most importantly it was nice to get out of the house!
Great little museum with neat stuff. When I went they had a Vishnu exhibit. The museum wasn't crowded and access was free. Also, FYI the entrance to the actual museum is to the left of the fountain displayed in the photo.
The Dallas Arts District has an amazing collection of art museums, restaurants, and theaters. The lights of the district complement the downtown skyline, especially around the holidays. The outdoor art sculptures make for great photos both day and night.
Excellent geometric museum. It has a permanent collection and a temporary collection area. The docent Spencer was very friendly and knowledgeable. Admission is free but donations are appreciated. Bring your masks.
I’ve purchased art from and known Tanner for years.
Awesome work - awesome guy.
I’ve sent friends visiting from out of town to his studio & they loved it!!
When you take home a piece of art from Muzeion, you are guaranteed a hand-made, unique piece. From pre-Columbian pieces to contemporary art, each piece is its own creation. Diversity sets us apart in a world of art that connects us. The showroom mixes well bringing outside elements into a modern world. That's shows with the beautiful sound of water flowing from a fountain in the center to the rocks surrounding the art. A must see.
My absolute favorite museum in Dallas. I love the location, staff, and atmosphere. It’s my favorite bc they are more focused on the actual art rather than name recognition!
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