Im always so proud of the selection of works that come to the Kimball. The permanent collection on display is always so great. The museum has a love for the impressionist and I always look forward to those exhibits. The court yard connecting the Kahn building and Piano pavilion is lovely. Such a beautiful place to walk around, take pictures, and relax. Really a wonderful place to visit in Fort Worth.

Had an amazing date with my girlfriend here! Just enjoying the art and also sketching! Tho I must admit I am not very good but it was still fun none the less. The collection is amazing and the staff was so nice! I will definitely be returning!!

Awesome experience seeing the Women of Egypt exhibit! So many neat things to see. Thank yall for doing this for so many to learn and see! Awesome !!

The Kimbell Art Museum is a little-known gem in Fort Worth. Though the permanent collection is small it is has some interesting exhibits with a mix of Asian and European Egyptian and native American artifacts.The building itself is an architectural gem.Admission is generously free.

Not child friendly, the security guard here likes to humiliate and harass families. She did not like the way we scolded our three year old daughter and preferred us to use a more physical approach. Even if we wanted to do it that way her hand wasnt on the painting long enough to do so. She quickly touched a painting and as soon as we saw her do it, we quickly told her not to touch any of the paintings in the museum. She immediately stopped and understood instructions. Then the security guard felt the need to approach us and attack my husband. Because apparently he saw her do it and did not do a thing about it which is not true at all! She claimed, I did not see you take her hand and yank it away!. She wouldnt stop harassing us until we left the museum, we were probably there for 5 or ten minutes before this incident and only got to look at ONE painting. Many thanks to her for completely ruining our experience. Approaching us in a more calm and less condescending manner wouldve been 100x better for everyone. She claims she is just doing her job... Yeah, this is not how you do it. Ive been through the security training too and work night shifts. This is not how you approach a calm happy family of four! I understand the importance of not touching the artwork and I handled it how I saw fit. She can take her parenting tactics elsewhere.

Delightfully open, airy, pleasant venue for viewing artworks of all kinds. Nice gift shop. Pleasant outdoor space to relax.

This is my favorite art museum in DFW. Anytime I am making the jaunt to Fort Worth, I try to include a stop at the Kimbell. The permanent collection isnt huge, so a few hours is sufficient for most. They consistently host acclaimed special exhibits- including Monets waterlilies last summer. Parking is easy and the staff is friendly. And admission is free! Definitely worth a stop!

Hands down one of the best museums I’ve been to. The best part is that it’s all free. Plenty of parking and great up keep on the surroundings.

Another amazing lifetime opportunity. Thank you!

Looking for something to do on a Sunday during the environment were dealing with my wife and I decided to check the Fort Worth museum districtUpon entering the Kimball art museum we were confronted by a gentleman that said our face shields were not in compliance with their understanding of proper face masks and must use their face mask which I know to be inferior to what we were wearing...Every other establishment we have visited in the past 5 months here and out of state including airports and security were perfectly fine with our face coverings.Kimball needs to do better research and training to help employees understand what is acceptable and what is not!

Their security guard who is not in compliance with state laws on uniform felt he knew better about what face coverings were acceptable and constantly tried to force my wife to switch from her approved mask to one he pulled from his pocket. It was the least welcoming experience Ive ever had here but they have gone drastically downhill in quality and service over the last five or so years.

Great place, friendly and knowledgeable staff, the place was super clean to keep staff and visitors safe, the park is amazing, super calm with beautiful trees and well kept lawns to relax with the .

Wonderful & important free establishment on one side, great tour and informational staff. The best Ive seen at a lot of contemporary art museums. The entry paid side is also very worth it, and always make sure to ask if youre eligible for school, military, etc discount so you dont miss out.

Wonderful & important free establishment on one side, great tour and informational staff. The best Ive seen at a lot of contemporary art museums.

Serene and tranquil space. Love the convenience. Hassle free parking and free admission to their amazing collection. Simply lovely.

It was FREE! very few visitors=no crowds, no bunhes of people admiring one art piece. Very clean...immaculate! Everyone was pleasant.

Stunning & perfectly curated. Fantastic way to immerse yourself in accessible, great art for a few hours.

The museum exhibit itself was cool. The staff was otherwise lacking in customer support. They required that kids as young as TWO years old keep a mask on.Well, I have a two year old and its impossible to keep a mask on a two year old. She kept taking it off and they told us if she couldnt keep it on, then we had to leave.So we left.The people here have absolutely no common sense.

A lovely exhibit, with an amazing interior design as well, I loved how every piece of art had a plaque next to it with an explanation ( not an avid museum goer ), I also loved how there was a finely dressed staff memeber always around, made me feel like VIP.

We love the Kimbell! The venue is gorgeous and great for taking a stroll (indoors with AC!) and stopping for pictures along the way. The Monet exhibit was beautiful! Incredible works of art. And the guided audio tour was just right - easy to use and informative. This place is one of the gems of Fort Worth and a must for sightseeing!

Very varied art selection. Excellent, well preserved, pieces from Mayan culture.

This was my first time to the Kimbell Art Museum. We came for the Monet exhibit, which was fantastic. Everyone is familiar with the water lilies but its his later years that really demonstrated his versatility.His vision also began to fail as he developed a cataract in one eye and was blind in the other - his perception of color and shape evolved significantly.We didnt have much time for the rest of the museum exhibits but Ill definitely go back!

They are definitely not child friendly. We came in with our three year old daughter and 6 month old son, we werent even here for five minutes. This was my daughters first time in an art museum and she was amazed. The first painting we saw was Monet and my daughter briskly touched the painting, as SOON as my wife and I saw what happened we verbally scolded our daughter and she immediately stopped and understood. Soon after, the security guard approached me angrily and told us that she saw our daughter touch the painting and that I did not scold her at all. We calmly explained to her that we did, we told our three year old not to touch the paintings and she immediately stopped. The security guards reasoning was that I (her father) did not take her hand and move it away... FIRST of all, she did not have her hand on the painting long enough to physically do anything about it. Second of all, after we told her that we did scold our daughter, she obviously was not happy with the way we did so and continued to attack me. She than proceeded to say that she was honestly concerned that we were even there because we are allowing our daughter to touch the painting. WE DID NOT ALLOW HER TO TOUCH THE PAINTING. It was a one time thing that happened very quickly. She humiliated my wife and I and insulted us by saying we were basically not welcomed there because of that one mistake. She would not leave us alone until we left. We left immediately and honestly regret even taking the time to come here. If whoever hired her cares enough about this women humiliating people this was on the second floor, it was 10/21/20 around 3:50 pm. She was about 54, a white female, with short dark brown hair. JUST so you know, my wife and I are both security guards. We work opposite shifts from each other on the weekends in a skycraper downtown. This is NOT how you do that job. We were a calm family, you aproach us in a calm demeanor.

Beautiful art and exhibits, quiet and serene experience.

I loved the Monet exhibit. I went with my daughter who has a passion for art and was inspired by the beautiful paintings. It was nice that they let us take pictures and listen to the audio recordings as we walked. The workers we very friendly and helpful.You also get to see the Renzo piano pavilion where the paintings are displayed. I can’t wait for the next exhibition.It truly was a treat that I will never forget.

Visit today was quiet, peaceful, beautiful. Enjoyed the Flesh and Blood exhibit. Museum has well preserved pieces and many knowledgeable attendants to answer any questions you may have.

One of only a handful of American museums to own a Caravaggio. The Kimball also has what is believed to be Michaelangelo’s first oil painting, and it’s the first Michaelangelo painting to be acquired by an American museum.

Beautiful space, saw the Flesh and Blood exhibit featuring Italian masterpieces from the Capodimonte Museum in Naples, Italy. It was amazing to be inches away from 450-year-old treasures. Love the venue, will definitely go back.

Family friendly and considerate right down to the bathrooms. Often hosts events that appeal to a variety of age groups (even little ones!). Im always finding new things to like in their permanent collection. Their touring collections are inspiring, well organized and displayed with fascinating background information.

Really loved their permanent collection houses in a beautiful building that lets in natural light. They also have a well-stocked gift shop and helpful docents.

Late Monet is a FANTASTIC exhibit — maybe better than any in the US! The Mimir Concert series is unfortunately only annually but worth the wait as the musicians are world renown. Acoustics were perfect in the private auditorium.

Really enjoyed the atmosphere of the museum. A very nice collection of antiquities and paintings that are eye popping and at the same time mesmerizing with technique.Was a great way to spend my last few hours in Texas.

One of the outstanding museums in the world. Their permanent collection is amazing.

Loved taking pictures on the property! So beautiful

Amazing permanent collection which is completely free to visit. I love how their galleries have been curated by placing Asian/Central American sculptures in a room surrounded by impressionist/renaissance paintings creating a very intriguing juxtaposition.

Beautiful location for photography.

New exhibits every few months. Come look at great art to forget covid-19. Lines are a bit longer because if social distancing, so go at least 20-30 earlier than you plan.

Wonderful history and staff. We were able to enjoy a nice date night when they stay open later on Fridays. Everyone followed Covid safety protocols and it wasnt crowded.

A very nice museum and the staff was extremely pleasant and always ready to assist. We were also very excited to see all the ways they strive to make everything accessibility friendly for disabled persons.

This was my first time visiting the Kimbell! I LOVED IT! Great staff and tons of art. I viewed the Monet Exhibit and it was extraordinary. I want to go back before it ends this month. I’m excited for the Renoir exhibit as well.

The Monet art show was spectacular. The pieces of the Water Lilly Pond and The Willows were marvelous. I would highly recommend anyone to this museum because of its friendly staff and modern, sleek architecture and design.

Ok. Its free and the place is splendid even a Michaelangelo. Actually his first painting when he was 13 or 14 years old. Yes that Michaelangelo. We stopped on the way back to Houston for the Monet Exhibit. Worth the stop - no doubt about it. Only $18 including audio guide. Super interesting information on Monets final years. Definitely recommend. FYI, the museum is free and special exhibit are extra. Free parking!

The regular exhibits are free. What a great way to bring art to the public. The building space is beautifully designed; lots of natural light to show off the art. There is a delicious Cafe on premises that overlooks a small garden and a sulpture. They have a rotating special exhibit that is free for members, but paid tickets are required for the public.Friday evening they are open late and offer a happy hour, live music and extended hours for the special exhibits and regular museum.This is a incredible museum with a permanent collection to match any of the elite museums. Whether you are a resident or a visitor, a visit should be on your must do list.

Five stars for customer service and walk ability. The art work on site is breathtaking plus they offer voice over machines so you can look at the art I’m while hearing about its story vs. trying to read a pamphlet on the side.Hats off to the free umbrellas to walk between the buildings.

They were doing renovations when we were there, but we spent an hour or so checking everything out. It makes for a good family outing as long as the kids are behaving.

Wonderful museum! Also, a beautiful special exhibit of Baroque art from Italy right now! Well worth the visit

The Kimbell is my favorite art museum in Texas. It’s always clean with well thought-out exhibits and spaces. The Monet exhibit was understandably crowded, but still very enjoyable!

Gorgeous facility. If you are an art lover Id say its downright romantic. Our visit was centered around the traveling Renoir Exhibit just before it leaves in late January. We had no time to be lost or uncertain as we entered the front door because the greeting staff spotted our questioning faces and leapt to the ready. The tickets/membership desk was manned by (more like womaned) by no less than 6 speedy agents. Less than 10 minutes later, with our shiny new membership in one hand and our tour wands in the other, we were ready to pour some visual arts culture into our family.

Great art and free to the public. Thank you Fort Worth!

Good museum with free entry.

Wonderful exhibit of pre and post Christ Ara art. Amazing Buddhist sculptures greeted us on the second floor. Some sculptures displayed were over 1000 years old, yet still holding pigment. Beautiful Van Gogh and Monet paintings on display. Clean, friendly staff, audio assistance and handicap accessible.Highlight of self tour was Mr. Rodeffer, a security guard, whos love for art inspired my family! He gave amazing and fun details about paintings that were not displayed. He is the true crown jewel of the Kimbell Art Museum.

So glad we are members of this museum! Their permanent collection is a joy to visit and their visiting exhibits are top notch and interesting, especially with the audio tour that is available with them. Recently, we went to the Monet exhibit that displays his later works and enjoyed it very much.

Not what I expected. Nor was I disappointed.To learn how much he was respected by his peers. How much Picasso imitates Renoir wasStunning. The Kimbell again raised my intellect in a field I thought I knew after studying these artists. Cant wait to see whats next!

Flesh & Blood exhibit was wonderful. Limited # of patrons at a time made viewing easier & more enjoyable.

Amazing! Very beautiful collection and very kind staff

Beautiful collection of Monets work and many others. Free entrance fee right now too!

One of my favorite museums. They have a beautiful collection of international art and they provide many activities for kids of all ages. The facility is also quite beautiful. This is a great place to spend the afternoon and best of all, the main collection is free to view.

Free admission!? Its a museum with some amazing paintings and sculptures. Theres even a painting from young Michaelangelo! Free parking across the street. If you have time, you can also enjoy the cafe inside of the museum.

I went on a Saturday and had no crowds to face. Its a free event so, bring the kids and play nice. Masks are mandatory and they do a decent job social distancing. The exhibits were spread out

I’ve been to plenty of museums. However Kimbell is on my top list. The architecture is magnificent. We went to see the Monet collection and it was great. Lots of help and a great gift store. The outside was amazing just as the inside totally recommend coming here.

Great art museum. Free and worth your time. They have a lot of interesting paintings, sculptures, and rock art - some of which are thousands of years old. Some paintings by famous artists like Picasso, Van Gogh, Monet, and Michelangelo. Just go up the stairs once you walk in and everything up there is free and very nice. You are required to wear mask like the employees. It took me 90 minutes to get thru all the art at a brisk pace that included reading descriptions of every other art piece. Could speed thru in 20 minutes if not reading descriptions. If you bring headphones and download the museum’s phone-app, they have audio for every art piece. And on their main website you can view the audio/descriptions at home. At the museum, there are employees required to watch every space/room you step in to make sure no one touches the art or uses flash photography. Very nice employees. Plenty of parking. I highly recommend going here whether you are into art or not. I really wasn’t until I saw this museum. It’s free and really worth seeing at least once. I would have paid in retrospect, but being free is what got me to go. Worth it. FYI, the seasonal paid-exhibit is in a whole different building behind the main Kimbell Art Museum.

I had the pleasure to see Monet Later Years diplay. It was spectacular, especially with the guided tour. The museum also has extensive collections from all over the world. A lot of free parking, and decent food in the cafeteria.

Some of the best art in the world is on display, and their is never a time when Im in Ft. Worth, that I am not visiting this museum.

Great museum!! Michelangelo, Botichelli, Tician, Carovadggio, Rembrandt, Rubens, Matisse, Cezanne, Van Gogh, Cloude Monet, Pissarro, Sisley, Corot, Gustave Caillebotte.... And another side of the building:) AND FREE ENTRANCE!!!!

The Monet exhibit was beautiful. The architecture of the building it’s awesome. So happy to have this top museums in the South of the US

My family and enjoyed ourselves and had a wonderful experience. The permanent collection pieces from the European era and the Land Of Asia era were quite interesting and marvelous. I definitely recommend this place for all family members couples and people who love art and history.

We spent over two hours enjoying the beauty of the paintings and artifacts. Highly recommend this place.

My mother was a member for years. She passed last year. I am in Texas visiting and going seemed like a fitting tribute to her memoryMonet the later years was the future exhibit. The British portrait collection was an expected joy.Thank you for a great afternoon Kimbell Museum.PS. Remember seeing Baryshnikov here years ago!

The Monet: The Late Years exhibit was wonderful! I would definitely recommend paying for the audio tour since it gives a little more insight into the art work and its easy to listen as you walk through the museum.

The Monet exhibit is spectacular, always love visiting!

Its a beautiful place to see everyone should come and see this magnificent place

Amazing museum, one of the best in DFW.

My favorite fine art museum in the world. Small enough to walk in less than a day. Permanent collection with the best or near best of each artist. (it is always free). Extraordinary exhibitions that pull together works from museums and private collections around the world and provide unparalleled opportunities to explore an artist, genre, or era in amazing depth.

The free underground parking was much appreciated in the Texas summer.

The quality is very very good. My wife loves it here!

Another great exhibit at the Kimble in FTWRenoir absoultly stunning

Free! You do have to pay for the audio your and the extra exibit, but there is plenty to see for free. The architecture of the buildings is pretty neat to read about. The grounds are well kept, and you can even stop at the lunch buffet. Would recommend for those adults and teens. Not much for children here.

This time I went to see the Monet exhibit. Ive adored Monet nearly my whole life and loved this later years exhibition. I was amazed to see the actual progressions of his style and even textures on some and the panels with the story of that era were very interesting.

Renoir, The Body, The Senses was a comprehensive display which included works from others well-known artists from the same time era giving insight for the changes over the course of his life as well as those who influenced his style.

Unfortunately only got to spend an hour-and-a-half inside so I wasnt able to see everything. However everything was clean and well-kept. The only reason I took a star away was because it does not look like something that would inspire youth. But for adults that want a clean calm afternoon its the perfect place to go to

Great art. Even had a few monet and van gogh. Plus it was free Cant beat it

Amazing place, you can get lost in the world of art. Must visit if u love art.

The Kimbell Art Museum is one of the best museums in the country. The current exhibition Monet: The Late Years is breathtaking and the museums permanent collection is spectacular.

I really enjoyed this museum. Not just the art work but the building architecture and the grounds as well. The greeters in both buildings were exceptional at explaining all of the different exhibits and anticipating our needs while we were visiting.

Enjoyed Money afyer midnight. The museum I hope will have more such events as it seemed quite crowded and allows. For those with work to enjoy the shows.If it is something you enjoy definitely check out the memberships. Just a couple visits will actually cover the cost.In better times, it is definitely something I would consider so that me and my significant other could frequently enjoy a date night.Combined with the nearby piano pavilion which seems to put on live music you can make quite a night of just being within that area

Great place to visit! Free admission unless you want to see the traveling exhibits.

Great art, friendly staff. Free to see the permanent collection. Great exhibits.

Great collections, came to see Renoirs master pieces.

The Kimbell does it again with the Monet: The Later Years exhibition. Thoughtfully displayed works and a fascinating audio guide take you quickly from Monets well known earlier style through his transformation in 1914 to a mature, exuberant experimental style that becomes almost abstract expressionism. A number of works are from the Musée Marmottan, and there is one enormous center panel (of a triptych) on display that show Monets fascination with ever larger canvases. A gorgeous, well planned exhibition.

Great place to take family photos!

Kimball Art Museum is FREE. It is small as well, but the content and variety of exhibits are great. It is peaceful and serene. A great place to visit during the day. Exhibits vary, but seeing painting, culture and pieces up close gives a much more humbling experience to art, life and us. The Kimball has a cafe, and outdoor seating. There are two buildings, underground parking which is small.

A great place to spent a quiet afternoon

Intimate environment full of natural light. Fine selection of classic art as well hosting world class traveling exhibits. Proof that Fort Worth is more than honkie tonks

The Flesh And Blood exhibit was amazing

Ive been visiting this museum since I was a kid and I still love it. The sense of elegance and tranquility are unparalleled.Architecture and art, water and stone, trees and sky, they all form the outer sanctuary that protects the art within.This month I saw the Balenciaga In Black exhibit and it was lovely. It brought back so many memories of fashion and comportment. I liked that the exhibit was highly curated, brief but distinct.Cant wait to return soon!Tips: Park in any of the museum lots across the street. Do not bring in food or drinks. Do not carry a large handbag or backpack. There are other rules online via their web site to review as well. Respect them. They have good reasons to be in place.Consider stopping at the info desk if you have limited time. The staff can help you maximize your visit. Be sure to stop by the gift shop for a postcard or other trinket.

The Kimbell is “world class” as an art museum with the best exhibits every year! This last exhibit, “Monet, the late years” was a once in a lifetime exhibit. The museum curators provide the best shows and guides to immerse yourself in the world of art.

A museum you should visit it! Great and precious art pieces from all around the world have been collected in a magnificent architecture!

Free for the main viewing with two sections: European art and Asian art. Parking was surprisingly easy compared to other major metropolitan museums. Great natural lighting. Wish they stayed open later on weekends with special exhibits.

From the online ordering system, to the ticket pick-up, to the overall atmosphere in the museum, our first visit to the Kimbell in over 20 years was reminiscent of our experiences from the past. The staff was available, but discreet and almost unnoticeable, keeping the focus on the exhibit. It was great to see visitors from all walks of life and all ages in attendance.

Travelling exhibits are always top notch. Just saw painting from Capodimonte Museum in Naples. Exhibit was called Flesh and Blood