We went to see the Chihuly glass and it was worth the visit and at least a very good to excellent rating. We wandered through the rest of the museum with our daughter and walked into the hide/seek exhibition. Exhibition is a good description for there were quite a few paintings of male full frontal nudity that may be something... More

The Art Glass Collection of Dale Chihuly is wondrous. The changing exhibits are not what you might expect in a small city like Tacoma... everything from the Gees Bend Quilts to photography to avant garde themes. More

I've never been disappointed in the exhibits. My favorite, to date, was the Norman Rockwell exhibit. Opening with an all-American pancake breakfast served by Boy Scouts, well-organized and informative docent led tours, it was very enjoyable. I viewed the newest, controversial exhibit "Hide/Seek" and thought it interesting and sensitively presented. More

Parking is a bit of a bother since it is down and around below the building. Inside it is a very nice place to visit. I have seen some great exhibits there. More

While the nearby Museum of Glass tends to get more press, TAM is arguably the better museum. As a foundation, the museum has an impressive collection of Northwest and glass art, including a permanent Chihuly showcase. But what sets TAM apart is its ability to get top-notch traveling exhibits, ranging from a Norman Rockwell show to the controversial Hide/Seek exhibition... More

I love this art museum... great exhibits but I wish there had been more to enjoy More

There were four distinct exhibitions on display, all very different from each other, all very thought provoking. More

I can spend hours in this place, so much to see and learn. More

I didn't think I would enjoy it and as I walked to the door, the glass sculpures on a lake of ice was enough to change my mind. My boyfriend and I were intrigued by the different aspects of art and the differing interpretations. It's amazing the things we saw made out of glass. There are goblets and wine glasses... More