BYU Museum of Art

We came for the Norman Rockwell exhibition, my 4^th visit or so to the museum over the years and I have to say, even after living in Washington D.C. and enjoying the museums there, this MOA holds its own by comparison.
Not only are the exhibitions expertly, holistically and meaningfully curated, they are logistically a very lovely user/​spectator experience as well. Crowds are managed well, and staff is helpful.
The front info desk docents are kind and knowledgable, sharing in excitement of the art on display, and not tired, bored or rude like other museums I’ve been to.
As museum stores go, this one is pretty great.
The bathrooms are clean (and I was there on a busy night).
The building itself is a lovely work of art and a peaceful, meditative place to sit and take in the sense of space.
All in all, I love coming to this museum. Truly the best thing on campus, and in this community.

I really enjoyed this college art museum. The featured exhibit was Norman Rockwell and they had a good movie presentation followed by two rooms with most of his pieces. They also had a unique exhibit of the rise of Jazz in America. Admission is free and parking is right adjacent to the building.

The Sacred Gifts exhibit is amazing!!! If you go make sure to bring an iPad with headphones and the app downloaded in advance or plan to rent an iPad for $ 3. Make sure to listen to all of the commentaries. When you listen, play the music option first and then pick a commentary. Then the music plays in the background. Also read everything on the walls. There were lots of interesting facts. It’s only there until May 10^th.

I really love the Sacred Gifts exhibit. Observing the art related to Christ’s Atonement has helped me see His sacrifice in a new light.

The sacred gift exhibit was wonderful! I’ll be back when they rotate the other 4 paintings in.

I went to the sacred gift exhibit which was free. Ipad rental was only $ 3. And the gift shop was reasonably priced. It’s beautiful inside and parking is ver easy.