I went to the Blanton and really enjoyed it. There was an exhibtion of american art which i really enjoyed. There is old stuff, new stuff, bad stuff, good stuff and brilliant stuff to see. The highlight for me was the video of Princess Caroline of Monaco, an eerie, compelling, jaw-dropping experience. I wouldnt say it is art but it... More

This museum is filled with Photographs of many different themes ( changes 2-3 times a year), and also features interesting sculptures from time to time (side note: it really is tough to give a review about a place that completely changes several times a year) More

I would go just for the building alone if you are into architecture or design. Good modern art collections that change frequently and fun events all the time. Thursdays are free! More

Nice educational space for children. Interesting exhibits More

For the amount of money at UT, they should have some decent art, but they do not. To be fair, they have had a couple of good traveling exhibits. I recommend you save your money and go to the Ransom (also on campus) for free. More

After touring the capitol, and heading towards the UT campus, I stopped in to the Blanton Museum of Art. It turns out that it is free on Thursday (what luck) and so I put my backpack into a locker and went through the museum. The variety and quality of art was fantastic, and I was quite impressed with all that... More

My husband and I went here and really enjoyed our visit. We happen to go on a Thursday which was free entry and parking. While it isn't huge, you need to allow several hours to go through it leisurely. There is a cafe across the way from the museum which is handy but the day we were there (week between... More

I very much enjoyed the Hudson River Collection, the Latino Art collection, Go West Collection. In particular I found Passage very intelligent and creative. The one piece that most profoundly moved me was How to Build Cathedrals. http://blantonmuseum.org/gallery/details/missaeo_missoes_how_to_build_cathedrals/ More

Located on the University of Texas campus, and across the street from the Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum, the Blanton Art Museum was a great place to view interesting collections and exhibits ranging from modern art installations to 16th century portraits to Remington wild west sculpture to a particularly noteworthy collection of Latin American art. We recommend the Blanton... More