The renovation of the Modern Art Museum's annex has been designed by Fort Worth architect Ames Fender, grandson of Wyatt Hedrick, the original architect of the Sanger Building. Consisting of 4,650 square feet, The Modern at Sundance Square serves as an additional venue for the Modern's permanent collection and small-scale traveling exhibitions. One-third of the annex accommodates a larger branch of the Modern's gift shop. The shop offers a wide variety of unique gift ideas including books, handmade jewelry and crafts, educational toys, decorative stationary and select greeting cards. The Modern at Sundance Square is within walking distance of all the downtown hotels.
Free parking is available in front of the museum entrance.
Handicapped parking is available in the circular drive adjacent to the museum. The Modern is wheelchair accessible. The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth's popular series of lectures by artists, scholars and critics resumes September 7. Light refreshments are served. Admission is free and open to the public.