Amarillo Museum of Art
Discover the vibrant heart of art in the Texas Panhandle at the Amarillo Museum of Art, a must-stop for Route 66 travelers! With its stunning collection of contemporary and classical works, this hidden gem invites you to explore creativity in an inspiring setting. Whether you're captivated by dynamic exhibitions or the charming environment, the museum creates an unforgettable experience that complements your journey down the Mother Road. Don't miss the chance to immerse yourself in local culture and creativity!
Kasey Raia Stout
4 years ago"This is a nice little museum and it is free admission! They have quite a collection of sculptures and statues from Southeast Asia. I wouldn't have expected that from such a small museum. It was pretty neat though! Aside from that, the rest of the museum still had a decent variety for how small it was. I spent about an hour here, but you could get through faster. I was the only person there too, which was surprising. Overall, worth a stop in my opinion."
lee.lee Porch
7 months ago"I had an amazing and knowledgeable experience. This was a wonderful museum. Great collection of gray sand stone sculptures."
Steve Whitcomb
2 years ago"I thoroughly enjoyed my visit. The collections provide a good mix of media and style. The Asian collection was very impressive. I am so glad I stumbled upon a mention of this museum and was able to visit. The staff were very friendly and helpful!"
sandesh mavinakuli
3 years ago"It’s a quick tour of 30-45 mins, has 2 levels. It’s for free. There are ample spaces for parking and has restrooms as well. Has small library. There are lot of broken statues of Indian gods which is sad, there are bronze statues of Ganesha, Natrajar etc. Front desk associate patient enough to say about museum. Must visit if you are around Amarillo."
Larry K
3 months ago"The small art museum had a wonderful and beautiful collection of sculpture, prints, paintings, textiles and decorative arts from South/Southeast Asia, Japan and the Middle East. At the time, the museum also had an exhibition of artworks selected by a juror from works submitted by artists residing within a 600-mile radius of Amarillo. It cost zero dollars to enter, donate what you wish/afford."
