Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas

Review №1

Rating: 5

Date: 2 days ago

Review №2

Rating: 5

Varieties of Asian art on display here, excellent museum to visit next to DMA.

Date: 2 weeks ago

Review №3

Rating: 5

Really cool free museum. Mostly about pottery. I loved learning about the history behind everything. Had to park in parking garage. $10 for a little over an hour

Date: 2 weeks ago

Review №4

Rating: 4

I think maby very nice because this is full and full Asia style

Date: 3 weeks ago

Review №5

Rating: 5

Thank you for putting this collection on display for the public to see and appreciate!!

Date: 4 weeks ago

Review №6

Rating: 5

Date: a month ago

Review №7

Rating: 5

I really like this museum because of the rotating collections. There is always something new to learn about here. And the inside of the building is just as beautiful as the fountain outside.

Date: a month ago

Review №8

Rating: 5

Very quiet and interesting museum

Date: a month ago

Review №9

Rating: 5

Loved it will be back!

Date: a month ago

Review №10

Rating: 2

Here on vacation with my family and we were followed the whole time. Not sure if this is the norm, mostly everything is enclosed but it was very uncomfortable. The artifacts in the museum on the other hand were awesome.

Date: 2 months ago

Review №11

Rating: 5

Visited on

Date: 2 months ago

Review №12

Rating: 5

Date: 2 months ago

Review №13

Rating: 5

Date: 2 months ago

Review №14

Rating: 5

Crow is worth a visit if youre in the arts district. I love how its played out with stairs and a bridge that lets you look down on the fountain. They rotate the collections and its free. If they charge $10 Id happily pay it. Ive a few enjoyable hours there. If Im going to the Nasher Im stopping by the Crow.

Date: 2 months ago

Review №15

Rating: 5

Date: 2 months ago

Review №16

Rating: 5

A wonderful place

Date: 3 months ago

Review №17

Rating: 1

We were visiting from KC and saw that this museum had good reviews. We went to visit on June 21st and they were closed eventhough the hours on the door said they were opened. We tried calling but no one answered as well.

Date: 3 months ago

Review №18

Rating: 5

Im talking to you. I would go tackle

Date: 3 months ago

Review №19

Rating: 5

Date: 3 months ago

Review №20

Rating: 4

Date: 3 months ago

Review №21

Rating: 3

Date: 3 months ago

Review №22

Rating: 5

A very interesting place full of a lot of culture and art.

Date: 4 months ago

Review №23

Rating: 5

Would recommend spending 1-2 hours here! Currently the entire museum is displaying a private collection of Japanese works with a focus on pottery and textile work from what I saw. Very quiet, and definitely a change of pace from the rest of the citys offerings. And the best part is that its free !

Date: 4 months ago

Review №24

Rating: 4

Japanese exhibit is up. Lots of vases and bowls but they have cool statues and 2 must see tapestries on the 2nd floor

Date: 4 months ago

Review №25

Rating: 4

Date: 4 months ago

Review №26

Rating: 5

This exhibition of Japanese cultural relics Not bad. You can take a look when you have time.

Date: 4 months ago

Review №27

Rating: 5

Date: 4 months ago

Review №28

Rating: 5

Date: 4 months ago

Review №29

Rating: 5

I learn something new up on each visit Thank you Trammel, Jr. and the Crow Foundation for making this a free museum to all.

Date: 5 months ago

Review №30

Rating: 5

Date: 5 months ago

Review №31

Rating: 5

Love a free museum

Date: 5 months ago

Review №32

Rating: 5

Beautiful museum with well documented and curated pieces. Well taken care of

Date: 5 months ago

Review №33

Rating: 5

Nice museum across from the Dallas Art Museum as well as the sculpture garden. The staff are nice and helpful.

Date: 5 months ago

Review №34

Rating: 5

Date: 5 months ago

Review №35

Rating: 4

Great place to spend an hour or two getting transported to a different place and age. The collection used to be more varied (frankly better) in the past but its still not too bad. Especially for free. Visit if youve already done the DMA across the road (more or less).

Date: 5 months ago

Review №36

Rating: 3

Small, uninteresting museum. If you have a spare 30 minutes to check it out, its worth it, but dont go out of your way to visit.

Date: 5 months ago

Review №37

Rating: 5

Date: 6 months ago

Review №38

Rating: 5

The detail of the pottery and murals was incredible. The museum had free entry to the exhibit and different levels to view the eras of asian culture añd history. I highly recommend it. Great staff and I took amazing pictures.

Date: 6 months ago

Review №39

Rating: 3

I really enjoyed the Japanese ceramics collection showcasing works of the Mingei Movement however, I m having a hard time enjoying the museum while the staff on the upper level and lower level are discussing someone s love life in detail and swearing, all while patrons are walking between the area. The area that holds the ceramics collection echos vastly and the discussion can be heard from the furthest areas of the room. Such a distraction and show of disrespect to the collector, the culture and the patrons. Didn t get to finish a decent portion of the exhibit due to this behaviour.

Date: 6 months ago

Review №40

Rating: 5

Date: 6 months ago

Review №41

Rating: 5

A quiet little gem in downtown Dallas. There is currently an exhibit on Japan. It was fantastic- and free! Well organized, beautifully displayed, and lots of information. Can t wait to see the next exhibit.

Date: 6 months ago

Review №42

Rating: 4

Small museum but very educational

Date: 7 months ago

Review №43

Rating: 5

I deeply enjoyed the Montgomery Collection showcased currently at the Crow museum of Asian Art. The ceramic pieces were exquisite and the painted war screens were larger than life.

Date: 7 months ago

Review №44

Rating: 5

Date: 7 months ago

Review №45

Rating: 4

Date: 7 months ago

Review №46

Rating: 4

I don t know if we went to the wrong venue, or if the artworks on display were divided into different time periods. Although it was said to be an Asian Art Museum, on the day we went, the exhibitions on display were basically Japanese Meiji and Thousand Years of Art. There are some art exhibits from the household period, but no art exhibits from other Asian countries. But this art museum is still very good. It displays a lot of clothing, statues, tea sets, etc. from Japan. The art museum is also free. If you are traveling to downtown Dallas, you can really come and take a look. It is still very good.

Date: 7 months ago

Review №47

Rating: 5

Even if you have no interest in decorative Japanese arts, you should come just for the amazing architecture of this museum. And if, like me, you love Asian arts and architecture, you ll be in heaven! The unique design of this museum only highlights its wonderful assembly of items. Each is well labeled so you know exactly what you re looking at. The collection has pieces dating from the beginning of pottery in Japan to modern day. There s also wood, metal, and fabric arts represented. And it s free. There s no reason not to go!

Date: 7 months ago

Review №48

Rating: 4

The museum is quite small but also free! Every time I have visited, they always have something new. Occasionally some people will host events there. I attended this Batik workshop and Indonesian fashion show. All they ask from you is that you check you large bags in, and that you provide them with a zip code.

Date: 8 months ago

Review №49

Rating: 5

Date: 8 months ago

Review №50

Rating: 3

Date: 8 months ago

Review №51

Rating: 4

Date: 8 months ago

Review №52

Rating: 5

Fantastic collection

Date: 8 months ago

Review №53

Rating: 5

Date: 9 months ago

Review №54

Rating: 4

Date: 9 months ago

Review №55

Rating: 5

Date: 10 months ago

Review №56

Rating: 2

The workers were standing around watching the attendants...most of the items looked fabricated.

Date: 11 months ago

Review №57

Rating: 5

Magnificent high-level exhibition. To have

Date: 11 months ago

Review №58

Rating: 5

The museum is free, but you can give a donation to the front desk at the main entrance. There is a clear box built into the reception desk lined with yen and yuan and there is a slot at the top where you can insert your donation. Its a beautiful place to visit.

Date: 11 months ago

Review №59

Rating: 5

Date: a year ago

Review №60

Rating: 5

Date: a year ago

Review №61

Rating: 5

Very clean, quiet and beautiful. The architecture and interior design were very nice. Probably a 1-2 hour museum.

Date: a year ago

Review №62

Rating: 5

Date: a year ago

Review №63

Rating: 5

Date: a year ago

Review №64

Rating: 3

Montgomery collection was far more underwhelming than the marketing implied. Remember that this is a very small museum, so it s better suited as a supplement to visits for the DMA and Nasher across the street.

Date: a year ago

Review №65

Rating: 5

Date: a year ago

Review №66

Rating: 5

Good experience. Very interesting pieces of Asian culture. Expect poetry, clothing and artwork.

Date: a year ago

Review №67

Rating: 5

Date: a year ago

Review №68

Rating: 5

Date: a year ago

Review №69

Rating: 5

Currently houses Japanese art, pottery and history. It was very relaxing and educational. Japanese potter making is an art and the museum provided many examples and information on the topic.

Date: a year ago

Review №70

Rating: 5

Date: a year ago

Review №71

Rating: 5

A small, quiet and cool free museum of Asian art in the heart of Dallas. Theres a lot of different pieces from pottery to tapestries and pot hangers, things youve never considered as art but are. I enjoyed all the Japanese tapestries and explanations provided.

Date: a year ago

Review №72

Rating: 5

The building per se is an artwork! Staff are friendly and it s free!

Date: a year ago

Review №73

Rating: 5

Absolutely stunning setting for the collection. Not very crowded, FREE entry. Definitely a great add on if you are seeing the DMA or Nasher Sculpture Garden.

Date: a year ago

Review №74

Rating: 5

An absolutely exquisite free museum with a collection from Japan with Meiji pottery and textiles when we visited. So divine and we saw so many pottery including kintsugi pieces.

Date: a year ago

Review №75

Rating: 5

I really enjoyed visiting this museum today. The museum promotes cross-cultural understanding and appreciation for Asian art and heritage. Very unique 06/23/2023

Date: a year ago

Review №76

Rating: 1

It was closed when I went! Call in advance...

Date: a year ago

Review №77

Rating: 4

Date: a year ago

Review №78

Rating: 5

The Crow Museum in Dallas is an enchanting destination that offers an immersive experience into the rich tapestry of Asian art and culture. Nestled in the heart of the city, this gem of a museum captivates visitors with its diverse collection, engaging exhibits, and serene ambiance. Having recently visited, I found myself thoroughly impressed by the museums offerings. One of the most striking aspects of the Crow Museum is its collection of Asian art. Spanning centuries and encompassing a wide range of mediums, the pieces on display showcase the beauty, intricacy, and diversity of the continents artistic traditions. From delicate porcelain and breathtaking calligraphy to vibrant paintings and awe-inspiring sculptures, every corner of the museum is adorned with treasures waiting to be discovered.

Date: a year ago

Review №79

Rating: 5

Date: a year ago

Review №80

Rating: 5

If youre a fan of Asian art or simply appreciate beauty and culture, the Crow Museum of Asian Art is an absolute must-visit. Its captivating collection, serene ambiance, educational value, and friendly staff make it a 5-star destination in my book. Im grateful to have discovered this hidden gem, and I cant wait to go back for more enriching experiences.

Date: a year ago

Review №81

Rating: 5

Date: a year ago

Review №82

Rating: 3

My family and I went this afternoon to the Crow Museum of Asian Art. There was a man who was an employee that followed us around the first floor. I had to say excuse me in order to read the museum label on the wall describing the art work. I m not sure if it was due to our 9 year old going off to read by himself. However, It was very uncomfortable for my family and I. He never engage or asked if we had questions which we didn t expect but he was on our heel everywhere we turned. We felt so uncomfortable we went up to the second floor. While the staff members up there only roamed about the floor we never felt as though we were being watched or felt their presence on every section of the exhibit. My son even questioned why is he following us. Needless to say we only enjoyed half of the exhibit. We probably won t return due to the uncomfortable feeling of being watched. Overall, the pieces were beautiful. We can t wait for the exhibit to open on UTD campus. Hopefully, we will have a different experience there.

Date: a year ago

Review №83

Rating: 3

The origin of the collection items, including how the items came into the foundations custodianship should be made available in details on the web site. Ideally, all items details including where bought or otherwise acquired, from whom, under what circumstances, what price paid, history etc.

Date: a year ago

Review №84

Rating: 5

Date: a year ago

Review №85

Rating: 5

I would love to see more about ancient china japan jewelry weapons clothing from that time line can wait to see a samurai collection

Date: a year ago

Review №86

Rating: 5

Date: a year ago

Review №87

Rating: 5

Really peaceful and beautiful museum with super helpful staff! I wasnt able to stay as long as I wish I could have, due to early closing hours, so I went through the museum fairly quickly, but still giving 5 stars because it was gorgeous. Well placed artifacts and informative namecards. I especially loved the textile art and the way it was displayed. The direction/flow could have been more intuitive, as I got turned around a couple of times trying not to miss anything. You exit through a little gift shop/library that I really would have loved to spend a little time in and enjoy. Cant wait to go back!

Date: a year ago

Review №88

Rating: 1

Most beautiful collection of Asian art. 5 stars. Harlan Crow, however, is allegedly corrupting our judicial system. 1 star.

Date: a year ago

Review №89

Rating: 5

Observed the Chunese Art. Truly amazing.

Date: a year ago

Review №90

Rating: 5

Lots of really interesting exhibits from various asian cultutres. It was under renovation or else the exhibits would be much longer. Speaking with the staff they expect renovation to be complete around late April or early May.

Date: a year ago

Review №91

Rating: 5

Love this museum.

Date: a year ago

Review №92

Rating: 5

From the darkest depths of the fragile crust on which we eke out our existence the most beautiful objects have bloomed. To stumble upon such unexpected objects must be revolutionary for the mind, that nature can create such things cements it glory and makes you question its consciousness. Of course I m talking of the crystal exhibit. Similar feelings are evoked by the intricate man mad objects on display.

Date: a year ago

Review №93

Rating: 5

OK

Date: a year ago

Review №94

Rating: 5

Absolutely brilliant in every way! Go here!

Date: a year ago

Review №95

Rating: 5

Beautiful collections. I really appreciate it.

Date: a year ago

Review №96

Rating: 3

Date: a year ago

Review №97

Rating: 5

Date: a year ago

Review №98

Rating: 5

Nice museum, some great exhibits with a backstory provided. Theres people stationed at some of the art pieces to give further information. Its a little small so dont plan to be here as long as you would some of the neighboring museums. An all around positive experience.

Date: a year ago

Review №99

Rating: 4

Date: a year ago

Review №100

Rating: 5

We visited this museum to kill some time. Im so glad we did! We parked in front of the building and it was free as was museum. They have a beautiful collection of primarily Asian Art. We were there for about 3 hours.

Date: a year ago

Review №101

Rating: 5

Its an amazing small museum with a collection of Asian cultural and historical stuff.

Date: a year ago

Review №102

Rating: 4

They have few good collections and neatly maintained. Variety of stones and mughal section have only very few collection though

Date: a year ago

Review №103

Rating: 5

Date: a year ago

Review №104

Rating: 4

Lots of exhibits closed when we went so it was a short experience. We enjoyed the Chinese minerals displays. Other displays were somewhat sparse but fine considering its free.

Date: a year ago

Review №105

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №106

Rating: 3

A small private museum that collects Asian artifacts. Watch out for openings in the street.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №107

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №108

Rating: 5

Extraordinary museum, exhibits change, when I was there in Sept 2022 they included a collection of Vishnu statues, raw minerals from Chinese mines, and swords/knives/jewelry from Mughal era India. Fantastic Photos Copyright Scott McKinney 2022

Date: 2 years ago

Review №109

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №110

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №111

Rating: 4

Neat museum. Not exactly the size I expected, so be warned! There are great Indian and Chinese exhibits. Definitely plan to have another museum reserved to attend or walk around Klyde Warren park afterwards.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №112

Rating: 3

Date: 2 years ago

Review №113

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №114

Rating: 4

Its hard to complain when its free! Nice building. Its 3 floors. Still a bit limited (Covid?) as of 8/2022. Only 1 entrance exotic and no access to the beautiful park area attached. Its small, but free. The best part was the mineral collection. The worst-some strange, cartoonist puppet display. Bright and large, I was not interested. It seemed a promotion of Trans community and lifestyle. Not a problem, but not museum quality in my opinion.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №115

Rating: 5

The jewel of Dallas IMHO. Very friendly and welcoming which isnt true for all museums. Great hands-on art programming for all ages. My daughter years later still remembers hwr first yoga class and sidewalk mandala drawing. Will always return.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №116

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №117

Rating: 5

A must visit for Asians

Date: 2 years ago

Review №118

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №119

Rating: 5

Walked by the place and went in. Free. Pretty cool stuff to see.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №120

Rating: 5

Excellent small museum. Its a gem I always show to my guests.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №121

Rating: 5

Free entry with an impressive geology exhibit.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №122

Rating: 5

I loved seeing the precious stones extracted from China.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №123

Rating: 5

this is a really wonderful museum, the permanent collection features some really interesting and beautiful items. there s also usually an interesting exhibition. love visiting!

Date: 2 years ago

Review №124

Rating: 5

There are indian and chinese pieces. Its not a lot. There are wonderfull stones from china. I liked the stones. f you like visiting museum. you will like the crow museum.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №125

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №126

Rating: 5

Amazing works of art. I am always facinated!

Date: 2 years ago

Review №127

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №128

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №129

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №130

Rating: 5

This museum is free. It took us a little over an hour to go through but it was a lot of fun and so many awesome things to look at.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №131

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №132

Rating: 5

Nice little place with beautiful artwork.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №133

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №134

Rating: 5

Definitely for kids into anime and dolls but uniquely beautiful.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №135

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №136

Rating: 5

Beautiful space and wonderful pieces on display from the permanent collection: jade carvings and lacquer works this time. Lighting was a little problematic with the jade, with glare obscuring the carvings. Marvelous temporary exhibit of work by Jooyung Choi.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №137

Rating: 4

Date: 2 years ago

Review №138

Rating: 3

Meh

Date: 2 years ago

Review №139

Rating: 4

Date: 2 years ago

Review №140

Rating: 1

We are here on a cold rainy Thursday from NY to see the museum. I called and called to make sure they are open and they best way to enter on a mobility device. They didnt answer and there is no voice mail. We park and go through a building to get to a security desk to ask for access to some special ramp and when security calls (and they answer!) they tell him they are going to close. So one star for poor accessibility - not friendly at all, and also for lack of announcement, answering the phone etc. come on Crow! Very sad to be missing this one.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №141

Rating: 5

Such amazing pieces and beautiful story telling. Loved it.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №142

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №143

Rating: 5

Really cool exhibits

Date: 2 years ago

Review №144

Rating: 5

This was my first time visiting this place and it was worth it. The art and artifacts there are beyond beautiful and captivating. 5/5 rating.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №145

Rating: 5

A lot of extremely cool history here as well as modern art. Well curated and educational.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №146

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №147

Rating: 5

Beautiful Asian art and history.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №148

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №149

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №150

Rating: 4

Date: 2 years ago

Review №151

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №152

Rating: 5

Nice collection. I wish they had a bigger space though. It felt really small.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №153

Rating: 4

Date: 2 years ago

Review №154

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №155

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №156

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №157

Rating: 4

Date: 2 years ago

Review №158

Rating: 5

A superb collection that you just have to experience in person. Words cant adequately describe the incredible things human beings made with their hands thousands of years ago.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №159

Rating: 5

Little wonder of Asian Art in Dallas...and free!

Date: 2 years ago

Review №160

Rating: 5

Beautiful displays, gives you an immersive look into Asian history like you dont get to see every day. Would definitely recommend and go again

Date: 2 years ago

Review №161

Rating: 5

This museum is free but a donation is recommended. Wonderful museum in downtown Dallas.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №162

Rating: 5

Importance

Date: 2 years ago

Review №163

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №164

Rating: 5

What a beautiful museum! We visited a special exhibit of Carolyn Browns photos of Palmyra before it was destroyed by Isis. It is there through November.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №165

Rating: 5

Nice collections

Date: 2 years ago

Review №166

Rating: 4

Date: 2 years ago

Review №167

Rating: 5

Free admission! Very interesting place and we were able to get in immediately. The center was beautiful and well maintained and the exhibits were fascinating. Visited on

Date: 2 years ago

Review №168

Rating: 5

Love it! Best Museum in Dallas!

Date: 3 years ago

Review №169

Rating: 3

Date: 3 years ago

Review №170

Rating: 4

Not too big.

Date: 3 years ago

Review №171

Rating: 5

Awesomeness, love the Asian culture and art. Donations suggested but its free to enter, gotta love that!

Date: 3 years ago

Review №172

Rating: 5

Great Asian art! Some old and some new!

Date: 3 years ago

Review №173

Rating: 4

Very nice and small museum, best that it s free to go in and check out! I wouldn t come out of my way for this because it is done so quickly, I spent about 15-20 mins inside reading almost every placard and looking at each piece. Come check out the other areas in the art district

Date: 3 years ago

Review №174

Rating: 5

Date: 3 years ago

Review №175

Rating: 5

I spent a few quiet, meditative hours in the Crow Museum. Some of the sculpture in this collection in particularly awe inspiring, especially for an artist. Its hard to imagine the hours spent mastering the techniques that were used to bring these pieces to life. They are both beautiful and complex. Make time to come breathe in this art collection.

Date: 3 years ago

Review №176

Rating: 5

Beautiful art here!! Some really nice sculptures.

Date: 3 years ago

Review №177

Rating: 5

Greatest permanent collection of jade art on 2nd floor in eastern temple design. 2nd and 3rd (half) floor has great natural lighting. 1st and 3rd (half) floor celebrates different genres/aspects if Asian art on rotation. Helpful friendly staff. Free to enter; donations welcome. Peaceful quiet experience.

Date: 3 years ago

Review №178

Rating: 5

Doesnt take too long to see everything there. Sure wish they still had the giant gong in the garden next door that was open to the public to smash.

Date: 3 years ago

Review №179

Rating: 5

2nd and 3rd floors are best

Date: 3 years ago

Review №180

Rating: 3

Fine collection of 17th century jade.

Date: 3 years ago

Review №181

Rating: 5

Amazing free museum with wonderful staff. This small museum is amazing and always has some of the most beautiful and unique exhibits on display. Myself and my girls, both under 10 enjoyed it very much. Some people may be underwhelmed comparing it large museums like the DMA but this intimate setting is amazing to really get a close look at the art on display. We were in for the Divine Spark: Kana Harada exbit as well as the Born of Fire: Contemporary Japanese Women Ceramic Artists exibit and my girls enjoyed them both so very much. The front receptionist was so very kind, offered free masks and even gave a bag check for our belongs to not carry them through out the museum. I appreciate how kind all of the staff were and the art was beautiful as always. I love coming here once or twice a year to see the changing exsibits. Amazing display of Asian Art.

Date: 3 years ago

Review №182

Rating: 5

Date: 3 years ago

Review №183

Rating: 5

Awesome

Date: 3 years ago

Review №184

Rating: 4

NOTE ON PARKING: We went here July 24, 2021 on a Saturday and parked at Trammell Crow Center. They charged us $10 even though on the website it says $5 flat for Saturdays. The museum itself was nice, very well maintained, and quiet. I recommend pairing it with a trip to DMA or something because it s a bit small.

Date: 3 years ago

Review №185

Rating: 5

Date: 3 years ago

Review №186

Rating: 3

It was just ok, had some nice art but only one side was open. Not what we expected.

Date: 3 years ago

Review №187

Rating: 5

Wonderful Asian pieces of art.

Date: 3 years ago

Review №188

Rating: 5

Beautiful pieces of art. Tiny details in most of the exhibition

Date: 3 years ago

Review №189

Rating: 5

Date: 3 years ago

Review №190

Rating: 2

Date: 3 years ago

Review №191

Rating: 5

Date: 3 years ago

Review №192

Rating: 4

Date: 3 years ago

Review №193

Rating: 5

Nice small museum. At first it looks very small because of the one room just off of the reception desk. But then you discover there are 3 floors of the museum. Difficulty parking. Only on street parking is available. However come of this is a free museum in a nice way to spend a few hours.

Date: 3 years ago

Review №194

Rating: 4

Pretty cool

Date: 3 years ago

Review №195

Rating: 5

My favorite museum in Dallas! Nice setting and ambience, not too big, lots of pieces in a smaller but upscale place with good lighting and piece history. There were people working there who will answer questions about exhibit pieces. The pieces were really extraordinary too! Lovely museum of art from all over Asia with a broad variety of mediums on display. All eras , ancient to contemporary. Even some old structures and doors on display. Oh and not to mention that entry is totally free!

Date: 3 years ago

Review №196

Rating: 5

Date: 3 years ago

Review №197

Rating: 4

Date: 3 years ago

Review №198

Rating: 5

Date: 3 years ago

Review №199

Rating: 5

Date: 3 years ago

Review №200

Rating: 4

Date: 3 years ago