Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth

Art That Enriches and Intrigues

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The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth offers couples a culturally enriching and visually stunning date in over 53,000 square feet of gallery space. Located in a striking building designed by renowned architect Tadao Ando, this museum showcases an impressive collection of contemporary art from around the world. From thought-provoking installations to captivating exhibitions, there's something to inspire and intrigue every couple. So why not brush up on your art knowledge and explore the vibrant world of contemporary art together? It's sure to spark meaningful conversation and create lasting memories on your date!

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4.7

Based on 2909 reviews

Leslie Hawke

02:07 16 Oct 24

Laura Hastings

13:55 15 Oct 24

Lloyd Colegrove

00:20 15 Oct 24

To be honest I don’t like modern art. But the Modern is more than just “art I can’t relate to”. They have an excellent restaurant, and their movie programs are not to be equaled in Fort Worth. Different theme programs feature period movies (40s, 50s, 60s mainly, or my favorite are the films that come over from Cannes or other film festivals that won’t make it on main screens ever or streaming for years. Of the three art museums this is my least favorite art wise, but mu favorite program and dining wise. I have joined the Modern for all the things they are doing “next to the art I can’t relate to”. Great place. They have free admission days. Check the website.

Roxy W

03:58 14 Oct 24

TheArtist nyc

20:44 13 Oct 24

steph mtz

16:14 28 Apr 24

My siblings and I enjoyed the Modern Art Museum! It was such a wonderful experience. The employees were helpful. The store that they have in the lobby is so cute! They have many wonderful and unique art pieces. I would recommend to visit if you're in the area. We visited during the 'Surrealism and Us' exhibit. Also! Friday's are free, so definitely take the opportunity if you have the chance.

Theodoric Ming

08:13 16 Apr 24

The art collection was impressive. The Surrealism and Us: Caribbean and African Diasporic Artists since 1940. On view through July 28.

Harshu Reddy

18:36 14 Apr 24

My recent visit to the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth was a truly enriching and inspiring experience. From the moment I stepped into the striking building designed by renowned architect Tadao Ando, I was captivated by the seamless blend of modern architecture and contemporary art.The museum's collection is nothing short of impressive, featuring works by some of the most influential artists of the 20th and 21st centuries. From iconic pieces by Andy Warhol and Jackson Pollock to thought-provoking installations by contemporary artists, there was something to engage and challenge every visitor.What struck me most about the museum was its commitment to showcasing a diverse range of voices and perspectives. The thoughtfully curated exhibitions explored a wide array of themes and subjects, sparking conversations and inviting viewers to see the world in new ways.In addition to its impressive collection, the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth also offers a variety of educational programs and events for visitors of all ages. From guided tours and lectures to hands-on workshops and family activities, there are plenty of opportunities to deepen one's understanding and appreciation of art.Overall, my experience at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth was nothing short of exceptional. Its world-class collection, stunning architecture, and commitment to fostering creativity and dialogue make it a must-visit destination for art lovers and enthusiasts alike. I look forward to returning soon to continue exploring all that this cultural gem has to offer.

William

17:48 08 Apr 24

Nice galley. The building is very cool. Lots of 'contemporary' art, most of which I just don't get. There were some very interesting pieces. There was one Salvatore Dali on display. Parking and admission were free! We spent about 2 hours there.We went to get a couple cups of coffee and they wanted to know if 'we had a reservation!' LOL

Meadow Gobert

13:44 23 Jan 24

Went on the last day of a wonderful exhibition-Jaune Quick-To-See Smith. Her pieces and the free scannable tour were great. There is an entrance fee which allows you to go to any part of the museum. The permanent collection is good as well. I did not love the order of the tour, but I figured that out quickly.The cafe served lunch til 3. The Stock Show was going on across the street, so I gave myself plenty of time to find parking- got a spot in the museum lot, no fee! There are 2 other world class museums less than 3 blocks away and other nice restaurants within a half mile.