Nasher Sculpture Center

‘Til Midnight at the Nasher was my first experience at the sculpture center. This is probably one of the coolest spots (and crowds) that you can find in the downtown area. If you’re looking for an immersive and crisp way to experience art, you found it. The building’s interior was cleanly and tastefully built. Modern white oak floors showcase the sculptures. The courtyard is spectacular as well. Walk to the back where an exquisite weeping willow and water feature was perfectly placed bet

This is one of those Art temples you have to visit ! The sculpture garden is beautiful & the cherry on the pie is the Turrell sky space way at the end. After the reflecting pond. (It was unfortunately closed during my last visit) Of course it depends on the exhibition you get to see. So I saw the Gormley retrospective & it was amazing. Specially the room downstairs with all the models of larger sculptures.

Go here, take a friend just don’t let them run through the grass, it freaks people out! Free Saturday walkabout for an out of town art lover, making her way in the arts district. I went solo but it has a kissable, hand holding vibe. The Nasher can only continue to grow from the somewhat earnest sapling nature to a sequoia (apologies Texas the biggest trees are in California) towering over and dominating Dallas culture. For me, I’d say “The Bronze Age, responsible for the wheel, writing systems,