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

We usually love the Crowe museum, but this time, the main feature artist just wasnt hitting with us. While art is subjective, to me, it was lacking this time. Still worth a visit, the 1st room to the left was great, the hallway to the bridge, the view from the bridge, and the exibits across the bridge were all WELL worth it and we will return when they get more/different pieces. Just werent in love with the feature art.

Fun little museum, definitely recommend only making it a little stop on top of other plans, it was rather small. Can't complain too much though, its free! Located conveniently next to Food Truck Lane as well.

Had to come i wanted to see a samurai suit and we did. Great fir family to come and explore and it's free they have a box for donations.

It's a really small museum, so I'd suggest stopping by when you're at the Dallas Museum of Art.

It's free admission and there is good information with the pottery and art work

Came here on a late weekday afternoon & it was a very pleasant experience. The building the museum is held in is quite charming. There was no wait. No crowd. Museum is on the smaller side. 3 floors showcasing beautiful Japanese artifacts—a couple of textiles but mostly stonework/pottery. The museum was FREE but donations are welcome. A parking garage is available for $5/hour during the week.

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!

Thank you, UTD. I love this museum. So many beautiful Hindu and Buddhist statues and artwork. It's one the best museums in Dallas. Check it out! And it's free! We went to the Opening Ceremony for the Tibetan Monks. Incredible experience. You need to reserve tickets for special events (tickets are free most the time)