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Dallas Contemporary
Art Museum and Non-Profit Organization
Dallas
"Hosts great events!"(3 Tips)
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They have the best events here... I always have a good time... See interesting things and I usually drink for free.
Melody PinkertonNovember 4, 2012Disturbing nude images everywhere. Definitely not a place for children (much less a place for anyone at all...)
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Dallas Contemporary is a non-collecting art museum presenting new and challenging ideas from regional, national and international artists. The institution is committed to engaging the public through exhibitions, lectures, educational programs and events.
Closed until Noon (Show more)
- Tue, Sat
- 11:00 AM–6:00 PM
- Sun
- Noon–5:00 PM
(214) 821-2522
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"Food's good. The garden area is amazing. Love the collections they have too."
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"Midnight at the museum is a great idea. The collection is fantastic and worth to see. You must read from the little books in each hall to understand the meaning of the art. Staff is really attentive."
Maru Comparini- 9.4
"Take your time and keep track of what you've seen as it's easy to get turned around. Very clean and staff is friendly and helpful. Very nice free museum."
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