We loved the premise of the museum: Art from the perspective of different faiths, all relating to the Bible. Few, if any, of the installations were major works and many of the artifacts showcased were not close to "museum quality." Enthusiastic and friendly staff. More

Loved the pieces in this museum, particularly the Frederick Hart pieces...bronze and acrylic. Make sure you get the audio tour; it really brings the pieces to life. More

very interesting, very interesting, very interesting, very interesting, very interesting, very interesting, More

i was sort of down and "looking" .. stopped by and sure enough got a boost to move on ... everybody is different but i think everybody can find something here More

We have had a few private events here and the place is wonderful. The location is in a good part of town, across the street from North Park Mall, and the facility is beautiful and affordable. However, I left something there and called repeatedly to see if they found it, yet never received a returned call. More

My friends and I remembered the museum before it burned and were expecting to spend about 30 - 45 minutes viewing it. We had intended to do lunch and then run down to the DMA to see another exhibit. Three hours later we went to lunch and talked all afternoon about the incredible art we had seen. I have already... More

The Museum of Biblical Art has really risen from the ashes! It's the most beautiful and inspirational museum in Dallas. The 40 foot Resurrection Mural is absolutely incredible. We spent almost an hour just in front of that magnificent painting, marveling at the beauty, history and magnitude of that masterpiece. Ron Dicianni did an incredible work of art that can... More

Museum was good, not great. Much of the art is reproductions or models from which the statuary was cast. Much of the art is modern Jewish art dealing with the holocast or eastern european life. Some nice 17th century torahs and cases. The highlight for us was a temorary exhibit of King James bibles but again that was a temporiary... More

This museum burned down a few years ago, so much of the priceless art was destroyed. So, we had low expectations about the new exhibits and we were BLOWN AWAY. Yes, the focus is on religious art, but not necessarily Christian religion (although there is a lot of Christian art - namely some original King James texts that are fascinating).... More