I would go to Weisman randomly when I attended the University of Minnesota. It is a great museum in that they always have new exhibits, it's not too large and sometimes have live music. I love the architecture and it is so iconic of the East Bank of the river, it really brings back good memories. More

This Museum is the perfect setting for rotating art displays. The light the height and the atmosphere spell art in all ways. This was not my destination but I am glad I went. More

We spent a delightful morning exploring and experiencing this wonderful modern museum. The exterior of the museum is an imaginative foretaste of what the interior holds. Expansive, light-filled rooms hold a wide variety of modern amazing artworks which we found very stimulating and memorable. The Korean holdings are unique and priceless. We look forward to our next visit. More

Very diverse collection. This place is great for families. Has friendly staff. More

Design interesting , inside and out. Spacious and lots of light. Eclectic somewhat sparse collection of art. Nice place to stop in for a short visit More

This is a great, little museum right in the middle of the University of Minnesota campus. The architecture of Frank Gehry is stunning. Try to get there on a sunny day when you can walk around the perimeter and catch the angles and light reflecting off of it. Be sure to walk across the student pedestrian bridge to get the... More

The Weisman was designed by Frank Gehry. Approaching from the East Bank campus of the university, the structure is brick. From the river side of the building it is the quintessential Gehry structure - lots of metal and angles and 3-dimensional form. It was recently significantly enlarged, and the redesign gives the museum a great deal more display space. They... More

it looks exactly like Frank Gehry designed it, so you know what to expect. Worth visiting, as it's scale is more human and the riverside setting provides beautiful titanium reflections. More

This is an unusual art museum in that it might be even better known for its architecture than the art it houses. The architect was Frank Gehry, who did similar work with the Guggenheim Museum in Spain, and the Walt Disney Concert Hall in LA. As for its art it seems to have a little bit of everything from a... More