Wonderful space on UT campus. The lobby is a work of art itself. Wide ranging collection, including a strong Latino representation. The Ellsworth Kelly chapel (a separate building just a few steps from the main building) is pleasant.

The museum itself is surprisingly large. the blue tiled lobby quite cool. Highlight for us was the Elsworth Kelly "AUSTIN" A separate small building that is a masterful use of light, color and space. We were there on a cloudy day and found it lovely....More

This art museum on the campus of the University of Texas at Austin is well put together and architecturally interesting. The collection includes more than 300 modern and contemporary American paintings from Mari and James A. Michener, but the European collection from the Suida-Manning family...More

First go in the museum and look around-when finished, you can walk outside to the last art project Kelly did. Definitely has a religious feel to it- more like a chapel- stark and monochromatic- Just like his conventional work on canvasMore

The Blanton Museum is always free on Thursdays. After my membership expired, I now take advantage of the free days and visit during my lunch hour. I'm not an artsy person, nor do I understand contemporary arts, But every time I go, I feel calm,...More

Very nice museum for UT to have on it’s campus. Includes a good selection of European paintings- mostly Italian and Spanish, and American Modern Art. There was one gallery with a selection of Western American paintings, too. They also typically have 1-2 temporary exhibits on...More

My husband and I are museum goers and we were pretty disappointed with this museum. It isn't very big and the artwork wasn't anything special. You are better off going to the San Antonio Museum of Art.More