Blanton Museum of Art, Austin

About Blanton Museum of Art

Blanton Museum of Art in Austin displays more than 22,000 artworks spanning modern and contemporary American and Latin American art, Italian Renaissance and Baroque paintings, and prints and drawings. Visitors explore regularly changing gallery installations, special exhibitions like Haas Brothers: Uncanny Valley and The European Avant-Garde: From Impressionism to Cubism, and site-specific installations throughout the grounds. Gallery teacher-led public tours in English and Spanish are included with admission. The museum hosts Blanton All Day programs featuring live music and art talks, and offers family programs and classes. The Museum Store sells curated handmade and local goods. Admission is charged; children 5 and under enter free, and every Tuesday visitors receive free admission through the Moody Family Free Day Endowment. Active military and their family, up to five guests, receive free admission from Armed Forces Day to Labor Day. The Blanton is located in Austin at the intersection of Congress Avenue and Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. Current hours and ticket prices are available at blantonmuseum.org.