For some reason, I was surprised to find this museum on the edge of Pitt. The collection is extensive and includes many "B" level works from "AAA" artists through time. That was actually a draw for me. While nothing compares to Guernica or ...Grand Jatte, it's also fun to see works leading to and following the masterpieces. Not a great... More

Similar to the museum of Natural History this is a nice museum but not the largest or most comprehensive. The featured exhibits were very small but the permanent exhibits were better, they seemed to focus more on contemporary art. It doesn't take a particularly long time to look at everything but if you combine it with the Natural History museum... More

A good bargain and lots of nice art. I'm not a big fan of modern art, so it was nice to see a lot of "real" paintings - people, trees, animals, etc. Some of the sculpture is beyond me, but the furniture was cool. More

A decent well laid out collection. Special photo exhibit was exactly what you think a special exhibit should be - special. More

The Teeny Harris exhibition was outstanding and amazing, but I really enjoyed the whole museum too, some fantastic exhibits More

This museum has a heavy focus on modern art. The collection is interesting but not overwhelming. The cafe is great for lunch. More

This was a great experience. Both the Art and Natural History are in the same campus. Great family entertainment. More

An amazing array of jewelry, lapel pins & brooches worn by Albright when serving as Secretary Of State. All manner of flowers, animals, insects, symbols that she used to convey messages during meetings with world leaders. Too bad the gift shop didn't have any replicas, I know I would have purchased a couple of them. More

Lovely museum connected to Natural History Museum. Walking distance to Phipps Conservatory and Cathedral of Learning. Recommend walking over to Craig Street to eat. More