The Crow Collection of Asian Art
4.6FreeExplore centuries of Asian art and culture in downtown Dallas.
Formerly known as the Crow Collection of Asian Art, the facility now operates as the Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas. Located in the heart of the Dallas Arts District, it features a serene collection of historical and contemporary Asian artwork including jade carvings, ceramics, and sculptures. Admission to the museum galleries is free for all visitors.
History
The collection was established in 1998 by Margaret and Trammell Crow, reflecting their passion for Asian art and culture. The museum has since grown into a pivotal cultural institution in Dallas.
Expert notes
- Check the museum's website for information on special exhibitions and events.
- Plan to visit during weekdays to avoid crowds.
- Take part in guided tours offered on weekends.
- Explore the outdoor garden for a unique experience.
- Visit the gift shop for unique souvenirs and art pieces.
Features
- Art workshops
- Cafe
- Educational programs
- Family-friendly activities
- Free admission
- Gift shop
- Guided Tours
- Japanese Garden
- Outdoor seating area
- Special exhibitions
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