I visited the Museum on the UPS secondb Sunday program, so the admission was free. A modern museum with a large collection and two hours were barely enough to cover all the grounds. The coat check lady was extremely nice, sharing with me information about Wednesday free admission under the Access for All program.

– f

Of course I loved it! Art anyone? Although I had hoped for newer displays since my last visit, it was still a treat to see prior pieces and newer ones. I was espeically drawn to two installations, Faith Reingold, "Seeing Children" and a piece that literally stopped me in my tracks and brought tears to my eyes, Roger Brown's "Dawn." It's apocalyptic nature surrounded in a bloom of mandalas was stark, warm and cold simultaneously.
I love the quiet, the complimentary stools you can carry as you go and the overall peace I feel with just my noise blocking headphones, art paper, my thoughts and the emotional effects of beauty. It's not the Louvre, but it's steeped in artistic sensibility.

– Allison “The Allison Jones” Jones

I’m not flipping over the moon but it was fair. $30 per. A bit confused on the entry. Followed the art gate to the entrance-if I didn’t have my wife with me it might’ve took me longer to find. Nice people/customer service on entry and ticket line. If you spend another $30 you get an annual pass. Good deal since they change out art through the year. Purchased tickets on site.

Multi levels dedicated to different periods. I LOVE the Black/African History. Very nice big layout spacing to see the art comfortably while others can be admiring the same art piece. I got super thirsty with all the walking. If you’re afraid of heights, the walk up can be nervous. Maybe there’s an elevator. Had to sit down once. It’s plenty to see for the money. We parked at the food hall and walked over but they have parking that i think cost. Took about 45 min at our pace to view everything. I’d recommend and come back in a few years. Makes you want to venture out to other museums. Security was available.

– Joseph Sheffield