With an expansive permanent collection and a vibrant exhibitions program, the Modern makes a key contribution to Fort Worth's celebrated circle of museums. The Modern offers a variety of educational programs including lectures, guided tours, adult and children's classes and workshops, summer art camp and occasional family activity days. In 1995, the Modern opened a downtown annex featuring additional gallery space for exhibitions and a larger branch of the museum's unique gift shop. The Modern at Sundance Square is open daily. A new facility for the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, designed by Japanese architect Tadao Ando, will open in Fort Worth's Cultural District in 2002.
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. Tours last about one hour with a maximum of 60 persons touring at one time, usually in small groups of approximately 15. Physically challenged, hearing impaired and other special needs groups are welcome. Advance planning is essential.