The Crow Museum of Asian Art sits in Dallas, Texas, at 2010 Flora Street, in the city's downtown arts district. It is also known as the Crow Collection, and it is dedicated to the arts and cultures of Asia.
What you will see
The collection brings together sculpture, paintings and decorative arts from several regions of the continent, including China, Japan, India and Southeast Asia. Its holdings span more than 4,000 years, so a visit can move from very ancient objects to work made much closer to our own time, and see how artistic traditions developed across different cultures.
- Sculpture from across the region
- Paintings from several Asian traditions
- Decorative arts from China, Japan, India and Southeast Asia
Planning your visit
The museum suits visitors interested in art history, in comparing traditions from different parts of Asia, or simply in spending an unhurried hour with objects they may not see elsewhere in Texas. Because the collection covers such a wide span of time and geography, it can reward a slow walk through each section rather than a quick pass.
For current opening hours, admission details and any special exhibitions, the museum can be reached by phone at +1-214-979-6430 before you set out.
The surrounding area
Its downtown location means the museum is easy to combine with other stops in the city centre. Visitors who enjoy the museum may find it a natural part of a day spent exploring Dallas's arts district and its surrounding streets.