Fort Worth has 5 museums, cultural centers, and sculpture parks in Texas. Highlights include Amon Carter Museum of American Art, Fort Worth Community Arts Center, Kimbell Art Museum, and more. Browse below for hours, locations, and visitor information.
Museum Cultural District · Fort Worth
Fort Worth's premier institution for American art, with one of the finest photography collections in the country alongside extraordinary 19th-century Western American paintings and sculpture — all in a Philip Johnson building overlooking downtown.
Cultural Center Cultural District · Fort Worth
A vibrant hub for working artists in Fort Worth, operated by the Arts Council, providing gallery space, studio rentals, and community programming across visual art, music, and theater for over 75 years.
Museum Cultural District · Fort Worth
Widely regarded as one of the finest small museums in the world, the Kimbell holds a carefully selected collection of European Old Masters and world art presented in Louis Kahn's architectural masterpiece — luminous cycloid vaults that bathe the paintings in natural light.
Museum Cultural District · Fort Worth
The oldest art museum in Texas, presenting an exemplary collection of post-World War II modern and contemporary art — Picasso, Warhol, Kiefer, Richter, and more — in Tadao Ando's spectacular reflecting-pool building, one of the great museum buildings of our era.
Museum Sundance Square · Fort Worth
A focused collection of Western American art by Frederic Remington and Charles Russell, presented in an intimate museum in Fort Worth's Sundance Square — the finest public showing of these two canonical Western artists in the American Southwest.