Really fun eclectic colorful art. You must go buzz the side door, employee entrance because the front door is remaining locked for some reason probably Covid? Not sure was confused when I arrived, nor being able to get on but then I called and the docent key me in.

What a hidden gem! Took kids from 6th grade to college age and all LOVED this place.

One of my favorite places on Earth. Puts my soul at ease. I think about this wonderful place so often, and cant wait to go back again very soon!

FIRST OF ALL, this is not your typical museum. . . No, ignore that within the corridors is a law office, and other offices (which reminds me of the Stanley Parable, PC game. . .) rather, as you peruse the unassuming exhibit, you will find many art that will demand your attention (literally) and will fold out like animatronics, or will be noticed from behind a veil (should you peak?) and realize its dancing in the dark, and you must give it your attention least you find yourself oblivious to the reality that it exists, and forever perplexed to the strange sounds from behind that veil (impressively, the exhibits originate from the 1960s, and have been fully operational from that time.) Dont miss this exhibit, and also check out the gift shop to the left, after youve walked up the stairs from the entrance to your right. Its FREE!

This museum had an amazing amount of stunning pieces displayed throughout. It is right on Turtle Creek and I cant believe Ive not heard of it before. Spencer gave us an informative tour which wasnt scheduled. The geometric and MADI (movement abstract, dimension and invention) art was pleasing to the eye and varied.

Not the best museum of your life, probably not. But you wont be able to forget it, its a unique place. I love it

I tried to like this museum but I just couldnt. The building smelled musty, it was cramped and outdated. (Throw some paint on the walls, maybe?) I understand the concept of the museum but I feel they were just doing the bare minimum for the upkeep on the pieces. (Some of them werent working properly.) I made it through part of the bottom floor before I had to exit for some fresh air. I will not be returning.

Cool little art pieces, very small building though only two floors. Lady was very nice. No entrance fee.

This is a must see small but dedicated museum

Great little free museum! So much cool artwork and photography and definitely worth a visit and donation!

Great collection of abstract art, its also completely free. You can donate if you want as well, I did! Theres limited free parking available in front of it

Went to McKay Ottos Art Show, love the museums variety of artwork.

This small museum is dedicated to geometric art. There are hundreds of works from around the world presented from the permanent collection and a gallery with rotating shows. Ask any of the staff or volunteers for help with a question. Very friendly.

If you can handle modern art and like the architecture of the Art Deco period, I highly recommend this place. Unlike most modern art, 2D slaps of paint on a canvas, these works are rather geometrical and have a lot of 3D aspects, some which have movement. Dont forget to go upstairs...I almost missed out! It is free to get in but a $5 donation for there newsletter is recommended..... its worth the donation! (If for nothing else, an escape off the Katy Trail in August heat!!!)

This museum is a hidden gem! It is free and packed with so much interesting art: from paintings to sculptures, structured pieces to abstract ones. I look forward to returning!

Lots of interesting pieces. I appreciated the amount of recent as well as local pieces. The staff were very helpful as well. A fun visit and at no cost!

I am completely Left Brained but this is a cool art hangout to walk through. Took our daughter to learn about symmetry and I enjoyed it myself!!

Interesting art, but the caretaker was a little panicked with our kids. It did give us some inspiration to do some art of our own.

This place is a hidden gem! I loved it a great collection of geometric art!

Great self guided tours, lots of great art!!!

Rad art in a fantastic setting

Great place to take the kids on the weekend. The place is free so it will not hurt the pocket. My kids loved all the colors and shapes they got to see. I have a seven, a six and a one year old. It is a small museum so, if youre making a drive from out of town, try to plan something to do in conjunction with this museum.

Very welcoming staff with excellent abstract art!

Awesome little museum with a great welcoming staff!I’ll definitely be coming back!

Small place full with very interesting and fun artwork. We enjoyed it all.

The term museum is a relative term, I suppose. Id say gallery, given its tiny size. The sign at the door said they were closed, but it was open...we nearly turned away. When we walked in, the man at the front desk neither greeted us nor even made eye contact. Not a welcoming place. And the art? A collection of grade school class projects. Meh.

One of the best kept museum secrets in Dallas. Most definitely recommend this place!

Was introduced to an entirely new genre of art. And the people working at this museum clearly love what they do which really adds to the experience!

Extraodinary place! Very nice place.

Great museum! It shows how beautiful math is. You should take your kids there if you have any to encourage them to do math.

Beautiful collections and Inspiring

Online says it’s open and then when my kids and I get here it says it’s closed!

Incredible experience. I dont go to many art galleries/museums, but this one takes the cake. Besides being the home to a staggering amount of pieces in such a small place, the MADI museum is cozy, diverse, and relaxed. During my visit, there was a bit of construction snd some unfinished rooms, but that didnt bother me. I like my independence when exploring new places and thats just what I got: an intimate, self-led tour of the building holding some of the most intricate artwork Ive ever seen. Although this museum is free, it DOES run on donations, which I was sure to give. The staff is highly charismatic and friendly. There are easily accessed bathrooms on the ground floor, and the hallway to get to them is full of art as well! I highly recommend stopping by here whenever possible

Nice little unique museum. No access issues with my service dog. Attendant was helpful and polite.

Loved it! Its a hidden treasure in downtown!

Smaller museum space wise, but it had a ton of art. I had a day off of work during the week and was given a pretty extensive tour by a very friendly/knowledgable staff member. Its free, but donations are always accepted.

Lovely geometric art. Very artist oriented. The art was very diverse. A delightful museum with interesting collections. Excellent collection of art thoughtfully curated and beautifully displayed/installed.

This intriguing and small 2 floor museum was a pleasure to visit, most of the peices are MADI or geometric art. Admission and parking is free and the staff is extremely helpful and nice! Totally recommend :)

If yall like using my knowledge of the DFW as guide then I am telling yall the truth! Havent been but wanted to have my engagement party here. I am unsure to what is happening there but me and my fiance could never get a clear cut way we could make that happen. They have contracts drawn up for these type of events but when we called or sent emails we were getting two different stories. It is a huge disappointment because this idea would have been dope. I will never enter this place. The way theyve treated my wedding planner was also unacceptable. Smh. Sad story.

This is probably the funnest art museum. Its spy donation and I would say its very interactive without meaning to be as an art exhibit.

MADI is a unique must-see for those visiting Texas and even locals who have yet to go. It is a free location, but donations are accepted to help keep it running. Its not too far from DFW Airport making it a great last stop!

Interesting museum. No cost. No public access issues with my service dog.

I just happened upon this museum. Its small and intimate, very in the Turtle Creek area. Docent showed us around, gave gook info. Donations accepted..no entrance fee.

Very nice museum! Bigger than expected and bursting with interesting art. Volunteers are readily available to give more information on the artists. I will be back soon!

We checked out the museum of Geometric and MADI art over Spring Break. It had a wide variety of very cool and interesting art pieces. Our one disappointment was that on the particular day & time we came, nobody was working the desk to answer questions or sell from the gift shop. We were able to drop our donation in the jar, but that was it. There is a law office that operates upstairs and I would suggest you be sure to head up there to check out the art in the halls, and dont miss the hanging quilt on display by Sue Benner (scientist turned artist).

Amazing n so kool loved it

It was an interesting place to be. There are lots of geometric, abstract, and non-objective art works. You also get to make your own artwork. The only problem is that it is a small place.

Very much worth a visit or two! Cool pieces of art, very nice staff.

Wonderful art.Beautiful pictures.

I would say this is one to Dallas best offerings. It is free and provides quite the entertainment. The art changes 4 times with year with some permeant pieces too. The art is exciting and colorful, kids would like this place too.

They had a lot of very cool pieces. I wide variety of ideas and mediums were represented. I will go again.

Abstract art in an abstract setting... Love it!

Loved all the unique artworks. Totally recommend!

I loved how passionate the director was about MADI. Thank you for introducing us to this art form. Were from Michigan and have nothing like this!

One of the best kept museum secrets in dallas. Most definitely recommend this place!

Really cool art and interesting facts about it. For free!

One of Dallass more curious and underappreciated gems!

This is a neat little museum filled with an assortment of pieces in different types of media. Very cool.

The Geometric MADI is a gem for Dallas and all of Texas. I went all the way to Argentina to learn about the MADI movement then discovered this precious museum right here in Dallas.

Its free, so go!

Great museum of art styles you may not see anywhere else

A hidden gem and truly a wonderful museum.

It was nice and peaceful

The museum is quite small and unorganized. But where it lacks in size and organization, it makes up in friendliness by the lady who runs it and by cool geometric art!

Mind Blowingly awesome Art museum tucked away into Uptown Dallas.

Great art learning experience

Favorite mueseum

A free museum, with free parking

Lovely experience!

Very good for visiting with children

Interesting art collection in a law office.

Very kind staff, I would pay to go again but its free!

Most interesting

Wonderful museum, well worth a visit!

I think that as far as art goes, this is pretty bad. Just go to the DMA.

Very unique

Fun

Fun place

Interesting collection and docents.

Unique art

If MADI is your thing you should check it out.