The exhibit on Will cotton was soooo interesting. My party spent a few hours in here and it was extremely interesting. It is a small museum with a lovely staff, and perfect for a short outing.

There are massive paintings and sculptures, including a two-story Chihuly glass work that resembled medusa. The video presentations were entertaining. One was an adaptation from a photo projects projected on two walls. It compared and contrasted textures within landscapes with aluminum foil added. In another video, one single person after another recited something to the camera - "Frank Underwood/House of... More 

We had a few hours during a very short Orlando visit and my daughter wanted to visit here. None of us are big modern art fans, so take that into consideration reading the review. We enjoyed the exhibit on Will Cotton -very interesting. The other exhibits were ok but nothing memorable for us. It doesn't take long to see the... More 

Not recemendended for kids under the age of 13 it is just historical pices of art and not fascinating unless you have to do a project or just really like art

We visited the museum recently and had an enjoyable experience. It is all on one floor. It was a diverse offering and we'll worth an investment of two hours of your time.

Went with my elderly mother. They had complimentary wheelchairs at the front desk! The permanent exhibit was lovely, but the photography exhibit was amazing. I would definately go again!

The teen loved it. Good mix of exhibits. We particularly liked the Americas pottery exhibit. A temporary showing about women photographers for National Geographic is particularly powerful. I enjoyed the Tim Cotton exhibit as well. This museum is a bargain -$10 for me, $5 for the teen, free parking. It's located near a few other cultural institutions so we attended... More 

There was a good exhibition about women photographers taking place. This was well worth a visit. Very small museum.

We arrived in Orlando many hours prior to our Theme Park hotel check-in and decided to explore the city. We 'discovered' the Orlando Museum of Art. Located in a park-like setting this a small, inviting museum offers a diverse range of art and is family friendly. A great place to spend a few relaxing hours and see a bit of... More