Dallas Museum of Art, a free art travel destination.

Located in the bustling heart of Dallas, Texas, the Dallas Museum of Art has been located here since 1984, and has undergone a gorgeous transformation from a quiet corner of the beautiful park. This new museum, designed by Edward L. Barnes, who won the American Institute of Architects Gold Award in 2007, is not only a perfect fusion of art and architecture, but also a whisperer of time, collecting more than 24,000 art treasures spanning 3000 BC to the present, each carrying the depth of history and the brilliance of culture. The Dallas Museum of Art is known for its unique exhibition philosophy, constantly launching innovative and flexible exhibitions, leading the audience to shuttle through the art galleries of ancient and modern times, and enjoy the double feast of vision and soul. At the same time, the museum is also known for its excellent education programs, and is committed to inspiring the public's endless exploration and love for art. The Mildred R and M Mayer Library hidden in the depths of the museum, as a non-circulating research treasure house, has a collection of 50,000 volumes. It not only provides solid literature support for the museum's professional research, but also opens the door of knowledge to the public, allowing every explorer who steps into this place to immerse in the ocean of books and encounter the spark of wisdom.