Menil Drawing Institute - Houston, Texas

Le Menil Drawing Institute est un musée d'art situé à Houston, TX 77006, au 1412 W Main St. Vous pouvez les contacter par téléphone en composant le 135259400. Leur site web est menil.org.

Ce musée se spécialise dans l'art et offre des installations telles qu'un accès en fauteuil roulant, un parking et des toilettes accessibles en fauteuil roulant, la location de fauteuils roulants, des toilettes, une connexion Wi-Fi, un restaurant et bien plus encore. Leurs visiteurs apprécient grandement leur expérience, comme en témoignent les 98 avis sur Google My Business avec une moyenne de 4.7/5.

Le Menil Drawing Institute est un lieu incontournable pour les amateurs d'art et les curieux. Leur collection unique et leur engagement envers l'accessibilité en font un endroit idéal pour passer une journée culturelle et éducative. Que vous soyez seul ou en groupe, vous trouverez certainement de quoi vous fasciner et vous inspirer.

Nous vous recommandons vivement de visiter le Menil Drawing Institute et de profiter de tout ce qu'il a à offrir. Pour plus d'informations, n'hésitez pas à consulter leur site web à l'adresse menil.org. Contactez-les dès aujourd'hui pour planifier votre visite et découvrir l'art sous un jour nouveau.

Avis de Menil Drawing Institute

Sue-Ann Stanford

5/5

Visiting the Menil Collections is an absolute Must See. The Drawing Institute was pretty much closed while installing a new exhibition, but the Cy Twombly Gallery made up for that disappointment. Remarkable art in a place built for its display — spacious and meditative. Thoroughly recommend—and it’s free admission!

courtney chiulli

5/5

Very nice place but they are super strict with phones if you want to take pictures or do anything of that nature do not go to that location because they are big sticklers on certain things that they don't let you know in the beginning but they seem to hound you about throughout the whole experience making you feel extremely uncomfortable and ready to leave
I really enjoyed the art but did not enjoy being told by all different employees not to stand in a certain spot or get too close or just bizarre things that I've never encountered before
other than that I had a great time

Starasia Starr

4/5

A beautiful art campus! In addition to the main collection, make sure you also go to the Cy Twombly gallery, drawing institute, and Rothko Chapel. There is also a bookstore and cafe. I wish we were allowed to take photos because there was an extensive collection of masters of modern art. I suppose because it is free, they want you to buy the art books. The other side contains exhibitions from contemporary artists and African and indigenous art. In this day and age, there ought to be signage to address the colonialism since there is a movement to return this art to the original peoples.

Sammy J

5/5

Beautiful space with great rotating exhibits. They should let you take pictures!

Partho Bhowmick

1/5

Very unfriendly staff. Not a huge collection. That’s not the worst though. Those entrusted with standing watch over the collection are unduly paranoid of children. My kids were constantly being harangued and told to not get close to the artwork. They were no closer than the adults were but because of their age - they are all 11 and up - it was automatically assumed they would touch the artwork. Not like they have a marker or ropes to indicate a safe distance..

Lola Wilson

5/5

I am in love with the exhibits there. Bathrooms very nice. Whole building has great architecture.

Kamyar Khozeimeh

5/5

A real must visit location for architects. The collection itself as well as the building architecture is very interesting

Debby Sung

1/5

Don't shout to kids. Be kind.
We visited yesterday, and had a very disappointing experience. As my 6-year-old son approached the exhibition-(1st floor), though not too closely, a staff member (an old woman) raised her voice, saying my son not to get closer or touch the exhibits. There was no reason to shout to 6 year old kid. We have been several times "here" and other exhibitions, and we did not have any related issue before. She apologized for her loud voice immediately after shouting. However, my son was visibly shocked by her yelling and her overall attitude, causing him to freeze in fear. He neither touched nor accessed anything. Please note, when parents come to here for kids, do not make kids mentally feel shocked and fear. Also note, my son followed your rule, and has not even tried to be against your rule.