About the Company
rating: 4.1
As Austin’s only museum solely focused on contemporary artists and their work, The Contemporary Austin offers exhibitions, educational opportunities, and events that start conversations and fuel the city’s creative spirit. Known for artist-centric programs and collaborations, The Contemporary invites exploration in both its urban and natural settings — downtown on Congress Avenue, lakeside at the Laguna Gloria campus, and around Austin through the Museum Without Walls program.
Categories
- Art museum
- Tourist attraction
Contact Information
Phone: +1 512-453-5312
Website: http://www.thecontemporaryaustin.org/
Address: 700 Congress Ave., Austin, TX 78701, United States
- Monday: Closed
- Tuesday: Closed
- Wednesday: 12–9 PM
- Thursday: 12–6 PM
- Friday: 12–6 PM
- Saturday: 12–6 PM
- Sunday: 12–6 PM
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Reviews
Review №1
Rating: 2
The museum is cute, especially the Rooftop, however I didnt exactly enjoy the three different exhibits that were currently there. It s something to do but not entirely worth $10.00 per person. If you enjoy abstract contemporary art you might find it to be enjoyable. But for the price and how long it takes to clear the mesuem roughly 45 minutes...not exactly a great time.
Date: 5 hours ago
Review №2
Rating: 5
This museum is in an eye-catching building right in downtown Austin -- I walked past a few times before I finally relented and went inside. Totally worth it! I had a great time checking out their latest exhibition (about nature and humanity, which is kind of My Thing). The museum only costs $10 and that gets you into their sister museum too, which is imo a great deal!
Date: 5 days ago
Review №3
Rating: 4
Date: a week ago
Review №4
Rating: 5
Date: 3 weeks ago
Review №5
Rating: 5
Amazing Place
Date: a month ago
Review №6
Rating: 5
Date: a month ago
Review №7
Rating: 5
Date: 2 months ago
Review №8
Rating: 5
Date: 2 months ago
Review №9
Rating: 5
The Austin contemporary is two fabulous floors of revolving exhibits and a stunning rooftop venue. The roof is not only shaded, but provides a fun view of the mirrored letters and surrounding buildings. Though the contemporary typically charges for admission, they are open for free several days during the year. Parking is easiest on Sundays when neighborhood street parking is free.
Date: 2 months ago
Review №10
Rating: 4
Date: 2 months ago
Review №11
Rating: 5
Date: 2 months ago
Review №12
Rating: 4
I really enjoyed my time with my mentor at this gallery space. Downtown mid-day on a Saturday is tough parking-wise and there s no lot designated for this venue. Bought a ticket in advance, and it quick and easy to check in! The main artist s had two exhibits that we saw and they received tons of praise. The host behind the desk was very helpful in giving background for the work, the layout of the different experiences and also had some suggestions on what other galleries we should visit as well. This space is much smaller than the Laguna space, from what I ve heard/experiences. I enjoyed my time!
Date: 2 months ago
Review №13
Rating: 3
The space is wonderful. Crisp and clean with a rooftop space that allows you to see the downtown area. The staff was helpful and polite, and the price for admittance was a welcome.
Date: 3 months ago
Review №14
Rating: 5
Date: 3 months ago
Review №15
Rating: 3
Very limited. Only some good exhibits on 2 small floors. The third floor was closed due to a scheduled evening event. That made the visit even shorter and more limited. If feels like a mini museum. Why dont they hold events on days when the museum is closed to the public, like Monday and Tuesday?
Date: 4 months ago
Review №16
Rating: 4
Date: 4 months ago
Review №17
Rating: 5
Loved it really enjoyed my time here
Date: 4 months ago
Review №18
Rating: 5
Date: 4 months ago
Review №19
Rating: 5
Liked the architecture of the building, noble materials and details. The exhibition where also excellent. Art and design interested people should definitely visit the museum.
Date: 5 months ago
Review №20
Rating: 1
The Asian Chick(Torey) just sits in the front on her MacBook & phone all day. But besides that theres little to no art work at best ( walked the whole place in 5 minutes max). One of the worst contemporaries I ve been too. Plus u have to pay admission, 10$. So if you want to be blue balled and have 5 minutes to spare. Come here. 0/5 would recommend.
Date: 5 months ago
Review №21
Rating: 3
Date: 5 months ago
Review №22
Rating: 2
Date: 5 months ago
Review №23
Rating: 4
Went on a free admission day. It was much smaller and having much less artwork than we thought. Two floors have artwork from only one artist. Also we wish there would be more descriptions for each artwork to make visitors more engaged. Overall good location, friendly staff, and nice rooftop. There was nothing going on at rooftop when we visited, but it was good view. I will probably go back on a free day for new exhibition sometime.
Date: 6 months ago
Review №24
Rating: 1
The biggest waste of money. We put in 5 min max. About 8 mediocre pics downstairs. All the same with minor differences. Not worth looking at imo. Upstairs was a bunch of 5×12 type plans of wood with paint on them. I was embarrassed for them.
Date: 6 months ago
Review №25
Rating: 4
Date: 6 months ago
Review №26
Rating: 1
Date: 6 months ago
Review №27
Rating: 5
Date: 7 months ago
Review №28
Rating: 1
Date: 7 months ago
Review №29
Rating: 5
Date: 7 months ago
Review №30
Rating: 3
I had higher hopes for this place, but it was just ok. At least the day I went, it was free to go in.
Date: 7 months ago
Review №31
Rating: 4
The contemporary calls itself, a museum, and it really isn t. It s a gallery. There are no great museums in Austin because if you count the UT owned museum and the Blanton well they re lackluster and not too avant-garde. Go to Houston and Dallas for art! That said this museum/Gallery often has original and thought-provoking work. I went on the museum free day, and it was lovely to see families and all age people dressed very artsy. Because of its size you ll really be finished in less than an hour so plan your day accordingly.
Date: 8 months ago
Review №32
Rating: 5
Date: 8 months ago
Review №33
Rating: 4
The first floor has an incredible watercolor painting! Its smaller than I expected and the balcony was closed. The front desk lady, Anna?, was so nice and knowledgeable.
Date: 8 months ago
Review №34
Rating: 5
Date: 8 months ago
Review №35
Rating: 5
I ve wandered in here spontaneously a few times, and despite the space not being full, I ve always thoroughly enjoyed the exhibits. Even some of the smaller ones usually had an interactive aspect or two that I remember spending more time getting lost in. For the price, I think it s always worth it, especially considering the free entry to the Laguna Gloria site, my absolute favorite!! (W a view, less staff oversight, and tons of selfie ops) Several bad reviews mention the Blanton, but I see quality over quantity here. The one time I went to the Blanton, sure it had more, but I was not impressed. It was Andy Warhol and we spent most of the time making fun of the art. Lolol it s super repetitive. Yeah the Campbell soup one is iconic, but that same filter on everything? Very repetitive. I will say, sometimes the staff is a bit curious . Speaking of which, I was once reprimanded for touching the art, yet I experienced curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back. I only touched it bc there was a cabinet in one exhibit, so I opened the door. I may have been told it wasn t ok BUT THERE WAS INDEED a few things to see inside the cabinet! I m still satisfied I opened it Membership offers even more perks. Special events, etc. Always call in advance no matter what. Can t wait to check out the latest!
Date: 8 months ago
Review №36
Rating: 5
Cute museum with a great staff.
Date: 8 months ago
Review №37
Rating: 5
Its not that fair to review and our museum after only seeing one exhibit, but this was a pleasant experience regardless. The art was insightful. The facilities clean and quiet. The staff was very helpful. Also the prices were not bad at all! Its a great way to support local and Texas artist as well!
Date: 8 months ago
Review №38
Rating: 5
Date: 9 months ago
Review №39
Rating: 4
Date: 9 months ago
Review №40
Rating: 1
Definitely not recommended! They just have 2 exhibitions and I wouldn t say that is really art. They have 3 small floors, and the third was completely empty. Compared with other alike museums this is nothing. And the staff isn t friendly at all.
Date: 9 months ago
Review №41
Rating: 4
Date: 9 months ago
Review №42
Rating: 5
Date: 9 months ago
Review №43
Rating: 4
Date: 9 months ago
Review №44
Rating: 1
Would not recommend. There were two floors and a rooftop which all together had maybe 30 individual pieces. At best, 5 were interesting. Costs $10 to enter, $5 for students. Very disappointing in comparison to other contemporary arts centres.
Date: 9 months ago
Review №45
Rating: 5
Date: 10 months ago
Review №46
Rating: 5
Date: 11 months ago
Review №47
Rating: 1
Date: 11 months ago
Review №48
Rating: 5
Free on Thursday. Very beautiful building.
Date: a year ago
Review №49
Rating: 5
Date: a year ago
Review №50
Rating: 5
Date: a year ago
Review №51
Rating: 2
Date: a year ago
Review №52
Rating: 5
Awesome exhibition. The step is very kind. Every Thursday is free.
Date: a year ago
Review №53
Rating: 5
Lovely, open, manageably-sized museum with a beautiful rooftop space. Rotating exhibits always present diverse and intriguing artists work.
Date: a year ago
Review №54
Rating: 5
A fun museum and event venue.
Date: a year ago
Review №55
Rating: 3
Date: a year ago
Review №56
Rating: 1
Not worth it. Really disappointed. The space has so much potential but is almost empty.
Date: a year ago
Review №57
Rating: 1
All of the art was very beautiful but the whole experience was ruined by a rude blond with her hair in a bun security guard who said you re blocking the art and your not allowed to have photoshoots, just take a picture and leave when my friends and i decided to take a picture in front of a contemporary art piece on the second floor and the continued to follow us and make ugly faces. This was the first picture i took in-front of an art piece and mind you there were families and other people taking MULTIPLE photos in-front of many pieces. But in the area we were in there were no people and we weren t blocking ANY art so this comment was disgustingly rude and made the whole experience awful. We came to visit from out of town and didn t even feel comfortable taking a picture like other people because of how awful she treated us. This was unfair treatment and completely uncalled for. I suggest training security staff better because the art was no longer enjoyable after this incident.
Date: a year ago
Review №58
Rating: 5
Beautiful exhibitions. Nice staff.
Date: a year ago
Review №59
Rating: 5
Date: a year ago
Review №60
Rating: 5
Date: a year ago
Review №61
Rating: 5
Date: a year ago
Review №62
Rating: 5
Date: a year ago
Review №63
Rating: 5
Date: a year ago
Review №64
Rating: 5
Date: a year ago
Review №65
Rating: 5
Beautiful exhibition of paintings by Ore-Giron, great view from rooftop
Date: a year ago
Review №66
Rating: 4
Date: a year ago
Review №67
Rating: 5
Date: a year ago
Review №68
Rating: 3
Potentially a bit too expensive for what it offers.
Date: a year ago
Review №69
Rating: 5
It was Amazing! I loved the art work!
Date: a year ago
Review №70
Rating: 5
My daughter had an artist talk there and showcased her work. It was awesome. Very beautiful bldg
Date: a year ago
Review №71
Rating: 5
Date: a year ago
Review №72
Rating: 4
Smaller than I expected. Interesting exhibits, however the third floor (which was an open event space I assume) was totally empty. $10 a ticket wasn t so bad, but wish we could have seen more!
Date: a year ago
Review №73
Rating: 5
Date: a year ago
Review №74
Rating: 5
Date: a year ago
Review №75
Rating: 5
Date: a year ago
Review №76
Rating: 5
Date: a year ago
Review №77
Rating: 1
It was closed while it said open on google maps. Big inconvenience.
Date: a year ago
Review №78
Rating: 1
Visiting and I was hoping to find out what the admission was for myself and friends. I am familiar with museums per my travels but not understanding the difficulty in finding out the admissions here in Austin. If I have to show up to find out the price then it s a One star
Date: a year ago
Review №79
Rating: 5
Date: a year ago
Review №80
Rating: 3
Space has great potential but the exhibit was strange and limited in scope. Thank God it was free day for visiting.
Date: a year ago
Review №81
Rating: 5
Date: a year ago
Review №82
Rating: 5
Date: a year ago
Review №83
Rating: 1
Not worth it.
Date: a year ago
Review №84
Rating: 5
I love my city, I love Austin, I love Texas.
Date: a year ago
Review №85
Rating: 5
Date: a year ago
Review №86
Rating: 3
Date: a year ago
Review №87
Rating: 4
Date: a year ago
Review №88
Rating: 5
Date: a year ago
Review №89
Rating: 5
Date: a year ago
Review №90
Rating: 1
I m a massive art fan and I expected so much more than the sub optimal definition of an art museum in a major city. No photos because there was nothing worth to take. Also seem to be very singular focused around either social injustice or gender equality and art is more than just that. Especially a contemporary art museum in a major city.
Date: a year ago
Review №91
Rating: 5
Small but interesting. It has a rooftop.
Date: a year ago
Review №92
Rating: 5
Date: a year ago
Review №93
Rating: 2
Its possible I just picked a bad time to go, but this place was quite a disappointment. The space appears much more grand from the outside than it is once youre inside, and there is a huge feeling of wasted space throughout the gallery. I found it trivial to get through the exhibits in less than 30 minutes, which made it feel shallow and overpriced. Additionally, like most modern art museums, it felt really hyperfocused on identity and trendy social justice narratives. Its a bit banal at best and sometimes wanders into offensively preachy, non-inclusive, and/or narcissistic to an extent that it detracts from the actual art. Heres a radical suggestion - how about we actually put the focus back on art instead of on self-obsession and the ideological cult of intersectional feminism. All in all, there are many free art galleries that surpass this one. They need both a different direction and better funding I guess.
Date: a year ago
Review №94
Rating: 1
Current show is awful. You can have woke activism or you can have good art. They seem mutually exclusive.
Date: a year ago
Review №95
Rating: 3
I used to have my oil changed here offen and The price for this time is too much more than anyone else.
Date: a year ago
Review №96
Rating: 2
The cost is a little high for the sparse showing of art work. Some of it was quite impressive but overall I left underwhelmed. If price was cut in half I could recommend.
Date: 2 years ago
Review №97
Rating: 1
Date: 2 years ago
Review №98
Rating: 4
Very cool exhibits, some are interactive. Yhe staff are very nice and helpful. A nice addition to an Austin trip.
Date: 2 years ago
Review №99
Rating: 2
Small museum. Current exhibit of sound is poorly done.
Date: 2 years ago
Review №100
Rating: 3
Date: 2 years ago
Review №101
Rating: 5
Date: 2 years ago
Review №102
Rating: 5
Thursday is free admission, advance tickets are still recommended, we enjoyed the interactive exhibit, the opportunity to explain to my 4 and 5 y/o how sounds move and of course the rooftop views
Date: 2 years ago
Review №103
Rating: 4
very cool! creative displays definitely go through here.
Date: 2 years ago
Review №104
Rating: 5
Must come
Date: 2 years ago
Review №105
Rating: 4
Date: 2 years ago
Review №106
Rating: 1
Date: 2 years ago
Review №107
Rating: 5
Wonderful and very unique experience. Certainly worth the visit!
Date: 2 years ago
Review №108
Rating: 4
Date: 2 years ago
Review №109
Rating: 4
Went here for a rooftop event! So fun and amazing with free drinks and some good music! Didnt know it was gonna be a bumble IRL event though, but still worth it!
Date: 2 years ago
Review №110
Rating: 4
Good piece of arts are seen here.
Date: 2 years ago
Review №111
Rating: 5
Date: 2 years ago
Review №112
Rating: 5
Very cool, quick museum. Took about an hour all the way through.
Date: 2 years ago
Review №113
Rating: 5
Amazing gem. Austin is so very lucky to have such a world class sculpture garden. Grounds are beautiful, staff knowledgable, art is experimental and inviting. Fantastic experience.
Date: 2 years ago
Review №114
Rating: 1
Small and underwhelming, better off spending your money at the blanton
Date: 2 years ago
Review №115
Rating: 5
Date: 2 years ago
Review №116
Rating: 5
Date: 2 years ago
Review №117
Rating: 4
Its art, so its subjective. Recommend you look at the website prior before visiting to see the current exhibit. Two floors of art, rooftop for parties and concerts.
Date: 2 years ago
Review №118
Rating: 5
Date: 2 years ago
Review №119
Rating: 1
May be I dont have the knowledge but it was not my piece of cake. You guys decide and please let me know.
Date: 2 years ago
Review №120
Rating: 5
Date: 2 years ago
Review №121
Rating: 5
Lovely experience for a special occasion.
Date: 2 years ago
Review №122
Rating: 4
Date: 2 years ago
Review №123
Rating: 5
Date: 2 years ago
Review №124
Rating: 5
Date: 2 years ago
Review №125
Rating: 1
Someone on the top floor was spraying people (most likely accidental but still lol) with water from above. They were cleaning a balcony I guess middle of the day though
Date: 2 years ago
Review №126
Rating: 3
Date: 2 years ago
Review №127
Rating: 5
Date: 2 years ago
Review №128
Rating: 5
Went to their Daniel Johnston exhibit and liked the venue! Organized event and friendly staff.
Date: 2 years ago
Review №129
Rating: 4
We went on free thursday (register online before for easier check in) which is great to offer for those visiting austin! The Daniel Johnston exhibition was wonderful, but the museum felt rather empty. We were glad we didn t have to pay, but would have loved to see more since Austin has so much more contemporary art history to offer.
Date: 2 years ago
Review №130
Rating: 5
Date: 2 years ago
Review №131
Rating: 5
Date: 2 years ago
Review №132
Rating: 5
Great space and awesome art!
Date: 2 years ago
Review №133
Rating: 2
Went there and it was sold out. Never been to a must that was sold out.
Date: 2 years ago
Review №134
Rating: 5
Great location . Excellent exhibit.
Date: 2 years ago
Review №135
Rating: 5
Date: 2 years ago
Review №136
Rating: 5
Date: 2 years ago
Review №137
Rating: 5
Date: 2 years ago
Review №138
Rating: 5
Incredible museum. Local contemporary artists. A pleasant experience
Date: 2 years ago
Review №139
Rating: 4
Date: 2 years ago
Review №140
Rating: 5
Date: 2 years ago
Review №141
Rating: 5
Austin is home to some very unique art galleries, but few compare to this one, they do a great job of bringing in great local artist and giving them a platform to speak freely and truly express themselves. On top of that they like to include interactive art which adds another layer to the story the artist are weaving. Despite it being a small (about 30 -45 mins) its packed with unique pieces. They also host free soiree s from time to time which id love if they made a recurring thing. But overall id recommend this place to anyone who loves art and a good time.
Date: 2 years ago
Review №142
Rating: 1
Waste of 10 minutes, which 5 was the walking up & down the stairs. Seriously, theres more art in the shops across the street...disappointed
Date: 2 years ago
Review №143
Rating: 5
I went on a Thursday and it was free. Really great customer service and an awesome date night experience! Try to check out the Daniel Johnston exhibit. Couldnt recommend more!
Date: 2 years ago
Review №144
Rating: 5
Date: 2 years ago
Review №145
Rating: 5
I enjoyed it. The art was very interesting and inspiring.
Date: 2 years ago
Review №146
Rating: 5
Date: 2 years ago
Review №147
Rating: 5
Fantastic layout and collection. Staff is friendly. And the gift area is worth a check too.
Date: 2 years ago
Review №148
Rating: 5
Date: 2 years ago
Review №149
Rating: 3
AVERAGE. Ideal for comic book and comic book lovers. Its a shame there are no tables on the patio.
Date: 2 years ago
Review №150
Rating: 4
Date: 2 years ago
Review №151
Rating: 4
Date: 2 years ago
Review №152
Rating: 5
I cannot convey how magical the current (or past, depending on when you read this) exhibit is. This was the first time Id seen so many of Daniels works gathered in one place before and the result was kind of overwhelming. I visited on a Thursday (free admission day!) at 7pm and while there was a few other people in the space, it was spaced out and organized in a way that it felt like I had it all to myself. Bravo to whoever curated the exhibit as I found it extremely thoughtful with just a touch of the playfulness that comes with Daniels work. I have seen some other reviews of people who didnt like the presence of employees within the exhibit but I found them nonintrusive. Of particular note was seeing Daniels piano set up the very way he had it at his home -- its hard to put into words what it felt like standing in front of it. The upstairs gallery was slightly underwhelming after the visual and emotional feast of the Daniel Johnston exhibit but the rooftop offers up amazing views of downtown (even if these views are slightly obstructed) especially as the sun is setting. I used to work down the street from The Contemporary and would pop by sometimes on my lunch break -- no matter what exhibits are currently showing I always find it to be a calming and inspiring place.
Date: 2 years ago
Review №153
Rating: 1
So far, being a member has been a frustrating experience. They send out emails about events, and even if you try immediately, they are sold out. Id rather have not known. I love supporting valuable community organizations, but memberships should provide some value and this does not. It seems to be bait and switch. Ive tried 4 or 5 times. frustrating. I guess Im not a high dollar patron. Its more than not being able to get tickets. I enter my membership number because the website doesnt recognize the name. Sometimes it takes 2 or 3 tries to get in. Each event is filled. Opening the calendar, it says there are no events, but I know that there are events. Here, they may be trying to fix a review.
Date: 2 years ago
Review №154
Rating: 5
Date: 3 years ago
Review №155
Rating: 4
Such a wonderful place.
Date: 3 years ago
Review №156
Rating: 5
Date: 3 years ago
Review №157
Rating: 5
Great show. Nice staff. As the terminator said. Ill be back.
Date: 3 years ago
Review №158
Rating: 5
A must see art exhibition
Date: 3 years ago
Review №159
Rating: 5
Id you know you know I love this space and the experience you get thats unique to each exhibit.
Date: 3 years ago
Review №160
Rating: 5
Loved the Deborah Roberts exhibit! Parking bites in that area though.
Date: 3 years ago
Review №161
Rating: 5
Date: 3 years ago
Review №162
Rating: 5
Love it
Date: 3 years ago
Review №163
Rating: 4
The museum itself was great and clean. The young lady at the front desk was not very helpful at all. She gave the most basic information as if she didnt want to be bothered. The guy that was there working, watched me the whole time I was there... so uncomfortable. When I said something to him, he left and went to the front with the girl. I think they didnt want to be bothered and had I not need to see the exhibit, I would not have stayed because thats not great or good customer service at all! Nor is it how u do business.
Date: 3 years ago
Review №164
Rating: 5
I did not know who Deborah Roberts was before now much she really has a message that if relevant and needs to be seen and heard. Giving a voice to the voiceless is a priceless gift. There are great views from the rooftop here and amazing photo opportunities. The collect on the second floor is equally great, be sure to watch the video.
Date: 3 years ago
Review №165
Rating: 5
Date: 3 years ago
Review №166
Rating: 4
Date: 3 years ago
Review №167
Rating: 3
Date: 3 years ago
Review №168
Rating: 5
Date: 3 years ago
Review №169
Rating: 5
I have visited numerous times over the years, always excited to see a new exhibit and always enriched from the experience. I would describe The Contemporary Austin as being welcome to and encouraging of conversational interaction. The staff is excellent and knowledgeable and there are many supplemental and educational materials that leave lasting impressions for deep dives. The space and curation has been perfect for balancing the scale and concentration of the work. Thankful to be introduced to the fantastic work of Jessica Stakeholder. Rooftop is pretty great.
Date: 3 years ago
Review №170
Rating: 4
I recommend the I m exhibit by Deborah Roberts. Don t forget to stop in the 2 art booths. The rooftop has a view of downtown.
Date: 3 years ago
Review №171
Rating: 5
Date: 3 years ago
Review №172
Rating: 5
I really enjoyed the Deborah Roberts: Im exhibit. I really liked how she used the space on the canvas, the images, the paint, and the colorful papers to create her pieces.
Date: 3 years ago
Review №173
Rating: 4
Nice staff and exhibit. New exhibit coming in August.
Date: 3 years ago
Review №174
Rating: 5
Date: 3 years ago
Review №175
Rating: 4
Baptists beware
Date: 3 years ago
Review №176
Rating: 1
Date: 3 years ago
Review №177
Rating: 5
Date: 3 years ago
Review №178
Rating: 5
Date: 3 years ago
Review №179
Rating: 5
Amazing space for art exhibition. Free on Thursdays but must make a reservation on the website.
Date: 3 years ago
Review №180
Rating: 4
Date: 3 years ago
Review №181
Rating: 4
Artist has a very interesting way of contemporary collages to bring about a profound look at reality at one self
Date: 3 years ago
Review №182
Rating: 5
super sweet staff & thorough exhibit on deborah roberts
Date: 3 years ago
Review №183
Rating: 5
Date: 3 years ago
Review №184
Rating: 5
Date: 3 years ago
Review №185
Rating: 4
Very nice staff & environment
Date: 3 years ago
Review №186
Rating: 5
Great space. Nice staff. Airy and open. Easy to get to. In the heart of downtown.
Date: 3 years ago
Review №187
Rating: 4
Interesting space and architecture the staff were very nice and the exhibition was worthy to see
Date: 3 years ago
Review №188
Rating: 5
Date: 3 years ago
Review №189
Rating: 5
Date: 3 years ago
Review №190
Rating: 5
Date: 3 years ago
Review №191
Rating: 5
Clean and small art space. Very interesting.
Date: 3 years ago
Review №192
Rating: 5
While the space is small, they really utilize it to show a great exhibition! I enjoyed the museum and will return!
Date: 3 years ago
Review №193
Rating: 5
Intriguing
Date: 3 years ago
Review №194
Rating: 2
From the many other exhibits Id seen from past people reviews...is the reason I wanted to go...but was sadden to see that it wasnt close to what I expected to see.
Date: 3 years ago
Review №195
Rating: 5
From one artist to the many others, there is nothing, and I mean nothing that cant stop, or define the inner peace, love and Harmony that surrounds us all and this time of passion, I have tried to reach out look for me I guess its just lines and lines colors are colors but art is not just art, it sure soul its your imagination coming to life its your creations outside of a uncreated mentality thank you for everything that I have seen their it gives me a new meaning to damper for my horizon
Date: 4 years ago
Review №196
Rating: 1
We came on the free day and I m so glad we didn t pay. This place is super small and parking is tough even on the middle of a weekday. The employee who welcomed us was nice but the employees on the two floors of the museum were too much. They told us we can t use flash photography - ok no problem. Then they said we can t take video...ok. The employee (an older woman in a plaid skirt) proceeded to follow us around, never being more than two feet away. Her pretentious attitude towards us was apparent from the moment we entered. We didn t do anything wrong, and we aren t teenagers so I don t know what we did to deserve this treatment. It was utterly unnecessary. All the art was wacky, and only from one artist. Parking in a structure nearby was $3/15 minutes. Unbelievable. Please save your money and time, go to the Blanton art museum instead.
Date: 4 years ago
Review №197
Rating: 5
Close to UT and if you are hungry, they can accommodate. We took our son here after the marathon, and he ate all of his steak and the parts of the ample portions that my wife and I could not finish. We all had different cuts of meat and all were excellent. The staff was very good also.
Date: 4 years ago
Review №198
Rating: 5
Date: 4 years ago
Review №199
Rating: 4
Date: 4 years ago
Review №200
Rating: 3
Date: 4 years ago