The ever changing exhibits always seem to top the last one. Admission is usually free but they could charge and it would still be one of the best places in Utah Valley to visit. More

Too little for the size of this university and should have better exhibits all year round. More

I looked at both BYU and the U for school and the U's art museum is much better. It has much more to look at and i find items a little more artistic. I know BYU has stabdarda but when it comes to art it needs to grow up. More

Great exhibitions from around the world, a real gem for the valley. More

A great museum in a small town. You don't expect this type of quality in a smaller town but this museum is as good as any big town museum you could ask for. More

I went to the museum on the suggestion of friends while visiting them in Provo. I was glad I did. The museum is well organized and the permanent collection is good based primarily on a couple of large donations. However, the revolving exhibits are what make the museum. During my visit there was a nice exhibition on Whistler's prints which... More

They are incredibly connected . . . it is amazing the exhibits they are able to have. The Carl Bloch exhibit was overwhelming especially when I learned that churches in Europe let BYU ship their 'huge' alter pieces to America for an incredibly inspiring show. More

This is an exquisite art museum. The curators secure impressive exhibits to present. The permanent collection of art contains a wide variety of styles worth seeing. Well-trained and informative docents available. More

The BYU Museum of Art has a surprisingly fine collection of their own, but often hosts world-class exhibitions as well. And the diversity and contemporaneity of its shows rival those of any big-city museum--often far better exhibits than those of its rivals in SLC. There are always two big exhibits on the main floor, and then usually three more smaller... More