Customize Your Membership

Members at the Sustainer level ($125) and above may join two of the three following groups:

Members at the Friend level ($250) and above may choose to increase their interest in a particular area of art by joining one of the following:

Friends of Fine and Decorative Art
Friends of Modern and Contemporary Art and Design
Friends of World Art and Archaeology

For more information about these members-only groups, please contact Wendi Kavanaugh at 214-922-1208 or via email at wkavanaugh@DallasMuseumofArt.org.
 

Book Talk

Book Talk is for art and book lovers alike. Members meet for book discussions, exclusive member-only lectures, author meet & greets, and much more! Participation in Book Talk is as easy as joining the Museum at the Sustainer ($125) level or higher. Join today and get involved!

encore!

Love the performing arts as much as visual art? Then you’ll want to be a member of encore!

Throughout the year, encore! members receive advanced notice and reserved seating at various museum events and discounts on events in the community. Come meet other members at encore! exclusive receptions offered throughout the year.

Kids Club

Kids Club is a partnership between the Dallas Museum of Art, the Dallas Zoo, the Museum of Nature and Science, the Trinity River Audubon Center, the Dallas Arboretum, and the Crow Collection of Asian Art. By joining Kids Club at any of these organizations, your family receives special benefits from all six organizations.
 
Each of the Kids Club partners offers a membership with family-oriented benefits. When you join the Kids Club at the Dallas Museum of Art, your family will receive the full benefits of a Museum membership PLUS fun benefits exclusive to Kids Club members, including:

• Invitations to six member-only events a year (one at each location)
• Advance notice of Dallas Museum of Art Family Celebrations and Late Nights
• Discounted admission privileges at the member facilities ranging from $1 to $2.50 off general admission tickets.

Friends of Fine and Decorative Art

From the Renaissance through the early 20th century, European and American masters dominated the Western European art world. Skilled in the realist traditions of European art academies or trained in noble craft traditions like silversmithing and furniture making, these artists furnished the royal courts and great houses of their day. Through lectures, and tours, curators of European and American painting, sculpture, and decorative art will lead this group in its exploration of exceptional works of art ranging from old masters to impressionist painting and from colonial American furniture to arts & crafts silver.

Friends of Modern and Contemporary Art and Design

During the last one hundred years, artistic revolutions shocked the world. From Frank Lloyd Wright to Jackson Pollock to Wolfgang Laib, the art of our time has broken barriers and pushed us in new directions. The Friends of Modern and Contemporary Art and Design strive to keep abreast of what’s new and interesting in the art world while seeking to learn more about earlier modern art movements that form the foundations of today’s trends. Lectures, artist visits, and interaction with curators of contemporary art, early modern art, and design will all be available to these modern-minded members.

Friends of World Art and Archaeology

Art is produced by all people. Through the ages, civilizations around the globe have painted extraordinary ceramics, erected beautiful buildings, woven intricate textiles, and painted striking pictures. From ancient Greece and China to modern Europe and America, art has had a central role in life. The Friends of World Art and Archaeology explore diverse artistic traditions of different cultures. Through lectures and tours, members will have the opportunity to explore the global nature of the Dallas Museum of Art’s collections, learn more about a wide range of art, meet other interested individuals like themselves, and become acquainted with the Museum’s curators.
 

The Dallas Museum of Art is supported in part by the generosity of Museum members and donors and by the citizens of Dallas through the City of Dallas/Office of Cultural Affairs and the Texas Commission on the Arts.

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