About the Center for Creative Connections

See differently. See unexpectedly. See art in a new way.

What’s in the Center?

This unique 12,000-square-foot learning environment provides interactive encounters with original works of art and artists for visitors of all ages.

	Art – Eleven original works of art from the Museum’s collection are the focus of the Encountering Space exhibition. Fun and innovative displays will help you learn about the objects in a new way.			Arturo’s Nest  – Join us in a relaxed learning place for children ages 4 and under and their adult companions. For programming in this space, click here.
	Tech Lab – The Tech Lab is a place where art and technology meet. Join us for a workshop or just drop in during normal Museum hours.			Young Learners Gallery – Designed for children ages 5–8 and their adult companions, this is a place where you, your family, and your friends can have fun playing together with space.
	Theater – Come see lectures and storytellers hosted regularly in the C3 Theater.			Community Partner Response Installation – We invite community partners to install a creative response to the exhibition Encountering Space.
	Art Studio – Drop in for adult and children’s art-making events as well as classes, workshops, and summer programs.

 

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Learn about our History & Donors.

History

On Saturday, May 3, 2008, the Dallas Museum of Art premiered the Center for Creative Connections, a dynamic place for new interactive learning experiences that offers visitors unique ways to engage with works of art and artists with a special focus on the Museum's collections. 

For an official press release, click here. 

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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