Exceptional art collection across genres and time period. Beautiful building with a great natural light and flow. A must see

The High Museum of Art is perfectly designed for art lovers to enjoy. Each exhibit is remarkably as amazing as the other. I spent about three hours, and was able to see all of the exhibits. I was pleased to learn about so many different cultures. The museum is very beautiful, and I had an amazing experience.

Its nice. There are three buildings worth of art. (2 wings and the light exhibit in the building across the wall way). The art varies from photography to scrap yard art. The museum embodies people from all walks of life. They have a nice play area for kids 2 different rooms. I think this is a great spot for a date or family outing. Some of the art is explicit though. So beware.

When they are not filming the TV series “The Resident” this place is a wonderful museum. We just went to the traveling Calder-Picasso exhibition which is absolutely mesmerizing. Great description and exhibits. Then be sure to see the rest of the exhibits from contemporary to folk art. This is an Atlanta “must see”, and at less than $20 a head), is a great deal. I’m sure discounts are available. Great staff and gift shop. Parking can be a hassle, but the quality of the museum is well worth the effort to find parking.

The High is fabulous. They consistently bring in high quality and well curated special exhibits, while maintaining a great permanent collection. Its never a bad time to visit.

Beautiful and incredible museum. I’m so happy I visited this place!!! If you like/love art, you should definitely come here (and even if you’re not into art, I’m sure you’ll like it after being here)

Really really nice place. Learned a lot from the introduction of different masterpieces.It’s kinda hard to find the entrance by the way… but it worths you spend some time !!

Visited the High Museum to see the Calder Picasso special exhibit. Was my first time there and was blown away by the fresh architectural presence of the museum juxtaposed in a rapidly modernizing part of the city of Atlanta. The exhibit itself was finely curated; it unraveled a tale of two artists and their evolution as told by both of their grandsons. There were warm and kind ushers throughout the museum - a rarity for many musuems. It was not stuffy, despite the rich array of collections. Womens wing and BIPOC artists were present in some galleries - more than at most modern art museums in the US, but still left wanting even more. A wide array of material and media in each gallery kept the attention and eagerness to see what was around the next corner. Gift shop was eclectic as every fantastic art museum gift shop should be. Pricey. Cafe was meager and lacking but it is pandemic times. A wonderful 2.5 hr experience and I likely only saw 1/4 of what the museum had to offer. The campus was family friendly with open areas outside to explore and run, but some possibly unsafe on-street parking options behind the museum.

There’s certainly a lot to see at this museum, and they have a good variety of art from the classics to the modern. The building is kind of in a goofy layout, but it just adds to the ambience of an art museum. Definitely take advantage of the free weekend entry days. It can be crowded but tolerable, nonetheless.

Spending 3 hours in this museum is still too short for me. There are a lot of interesting exhibitions / displays. Sure you can get many great ideas and be inspired / surprised with all creativities here. Don’t miss the chance to visit this place if you visit Atlanta.

My visit to the High Museum of Art 2020. Went with my fraternity brother and had a great time. Always great to take a second and enjoy art

It was amazing. I got to see so much and i’m sure there’s so much i didn’t get to see. Looking forward to visiting again!!

I had a great time! So many art pieces to fall in love with and ticket prices are affordable. Can’t wait to see the rest of the museum!

The High Museum of Art is always amazing. Whether it be for Frequency Friday, Jazz at the High, or just date night. Gotta love it!!

Lovely art museum in Atlanta. I go every year, and this years visit was for the Picasso + Calder exhibition. The exhibit was well curated, and I loved seeing the juxtaposition of the artists work. My only qualm was the formation of lines outside the museum were extremely unorganized with no signage or employees informing us where to go. I would just suggest getting there a bit early to make your window!

This place will never disappoints. Always beautiful and always full of treasures, old favorites and new discoveries.

I always love to go to the High Museum. The Calder-Picasso exhibit was excellent and definitely worth a trip.

Always love a trip to the high. i was a little nervous due to the pandemic, but masks are required and going on a slower day makes a pleasant experience because there are less visitors (less stress than going to the grocery store). anyway, exhibits are beautiful and everyone working there is super pleasant and helpful.

Great place, great art, friendly staff and a good Sunday place

Awesome every time I go. Im glad I bought a membership

Beautiful architecture with a great selection of works of art.

The Calder /Picasso and Lighting exhibitions are stunning. The High never disappoints!

I highly enjoyed the Persian art section of the museum. I was excited to see how one forth of the whole museum is dedicated to Persian history! Wow

A wonderful place to visit and spend hours looking through all the different pieces of art. From paintings and photography to sculptures and installation pieces, there is something for everyone. Make sure to allocate at least 2 hours to spend wandering the museum. You will want to visit your favorite pieces more than once! They have both a long ramp and elevators for access to all the floors.

Parking is a task (practice your parallel Parking), very nice outing for a free event.

Love this museum. Great exhibits with lots to explore. Especially love the free second Sundays. Would recommend that anyone who lives in Atlanta or is visiting should stop by the High!

Beautiful layout with an aura of high esteem and elegance with every exhibit. The temporary exhibits did an excellent job in highlighting the distinguishable performance and artwork of the featured artist with captions and detail to the mediums used for every art piece. Would definitely go again!!

This is definitely a place you can come enjoy amazing art even on a Sunday. There was a line when we went but people were safely distancing. However I did not like the ramp on the inside because of the inability to social distance. The ramp is very functional for a wheelchair. There are multiple floors full of beautiful collections which include tribal, religion, popular culture and more. Definitely worth the price.

The High Museum was a high point of our visit to Atlanta. Fantastic collections, especially African & African American artists, self-taught Southern Artists and a smattering of Modern-day masters like a 20X14 Anslem Keifer carrying the weight of a brick building into the gallery.

Great experience.No tour guide necessary, the layout was easy to navigate and there is plenty to see. Could easily spend hours.Would not mind visiting again.

I had an amazing time visiting the museum. I went to see the Underexposed exhibit. The prints were absolutely a treat. The staff were very helpful with navigation throughout the museum.

Execellent ..place to visit.The peacful place

About $30-$35 for two general admission tickets. Several floors to see with various region art work. Free street parking on Sundays. Theres an elevator or take the stairs

The Calder-Picasso show was amazing. But the pieces native to the museum are very limited. Lack of diversity or many masterpieces. Also a very small space.

The highlight of my visit to Atlanta. Inside are the most creative and thought provoking pieces of art I’ve seen. Tickets are cheap and worth every penny. I’d definitely give this place a visit the next time you’re close.

Ive visited twice in the span of 5 years. They changed things around and added more artwork. The building is beautiful and suits the artwork. The show The Resident films there which is a fun fact! Always a fun experience.

Wonderful place to visit. The exhibits are always interesting. Sundays are pretty crowded. But masks are required. We went on a Wednesday afternoon this time. And it was far less crowded and more relaxed. The staff at the entrance were so helpful on this last visit and nice, especially Isaiah at ticketing. The guards were also helpful. If they didnt know something, they took the time to find out for you. So nice! We had a lovely time. So much so that I purchased a membership.

We had a wonderful time at the High Museum of Art. There were a lot of people there on a Saturday morning, but everyone was respectful and mostly distanced. There is a fair balance of art from different eras and regions. The Persian exhibit, European Art, and the top floor of Modern Art were my personal favorites.

Good ongoing collection. I especially enjoy the collection of modern art. Always have worthwhile traveling exhibits. Very reasonably priced. Try to park on the street in the area to save $.

It only costs 17 dollars to see some amazing pieces of art. Its a great deal for a phenomenal experience. Go see it. Amazing date idea.

Visited on a Friday afternoon. Pleasantly quiet, and easily navigable for the most part. Museum staff were friendly. The Picasso and Calder exhibit was expansive, very well done, and had a great audio guided tour but the Nellie Mae Rowe exhibit on the lower level of the museum stole the show. Its a must see!

Saw Calder and Picasso exhibit, and two others. All were great, only minus was wearing Vivid mask.

It’s so great to go to visit High Museum of Art on Saturday, nice wonderful weekend to chilling there, feeling so great, my favorite place.🥰 #weekend #saturdayvibes #saturdaymood #saturday #saturdaymotivation #highmuseumofart #incredible #favoriteplace #place #chillvibes #great #goodvibes #feelinggood

Our family experience was surreal. The intricate details in most of the pieces was Devine. We experienced the death of emotions through the art that the artist was delivering. And the world centuries artifacts was truly breathe taken. We was in aww of such preservation of every piece. We could sit and chat about one piece for hours on end. Much see!

This museum probably deserves 5 stars since its architecturally beautiful and the collection is varied and significant. From African to folk art to early American, the art is worth the price of admission. I only wish they had a bit more modern art, especially abstract pieces. But thats really my only complaint. It was entertaining and enlightening to visit the High, and I think its a great stop for locals and city visitors alike.

It was truly magical. The exhibits evoked a range of emotions from within my soul. Thought provoking and beautiful. The employees were very knowledgeable and kind. And the price! It’s legit a bargain for eeeeeeverything you get to take in :) This place is a must see when you’re in Atlanta.

Fabulous exhibits up now on Calder and Picasso and on lighting design

We stopped in for a short visit while in town for the day. We didn’t get to see everything but the parts we saw were great. Wonderful art from different time periods. We enjoyed our visit.

The High Museum of Art has a world class collection of art. There is something here for the whole family. I am always amazed to find something new every time I go!

Im genuinely confused on how anyone can give the High Museum of Art a rating below five stars. Its a beautiful and gorgeous museum, located in the heart of Midtown Atlanta. With a serene interior courtyard, the towering presence of Atlantas skyscrapers surround you.The interior is clean and modern with new art exhibitions being rotated in-and-out on a frequent basis. The artwork, exhibitions, and pieces featured are rich in history and meaning. The personnel are friendly and helpful and the museum is affordable at $14.50 a person.

A museum to be proud of. The quality and frequency of exhibits as well as their standard fair is top notch. Well worth your time and attention.

One of my favorite places to spend several hours. Membership is super affordable and well worth it.

Music and outdoor event was a lot of fun.

As this building was built specifically for a museum, in us very bright and there’s a lot of natural light. 3 floors of exhibitions and nice front yard. Every month the second Friday you get get a free admission. The place becomes pretty crowded, but it worth it!

Its all about the money. Miss directions and high prices for drinks. The music was good. Service was poor.

Wonderful art and beautiful building

The museum itself has some great work and exhibits. But it’s one of the few major museums on the east coast that I’ve been to that doesn’t offer student discounts. This would certainly make it more accessible to more people

Takes HOURS to go through. Went on day where tickets were absolutely free and it has such a huge selection of art with several stories. Really old art dating back to the 1200s and then contemporary art from this year. Very clean and enjoyable art museum

I visited a few months ago and I really enjoyed the Tommie Smith exhibit. I also really enjoyed the art exhibits surrounding the sound art.... particularly the one where you an whisper into and someone in the other side of the room can clearly hear what you are saying. The museum guides were very helpful to enjoy them also.

The Calder-Picasso exhibit was outstanding! Definitely worth a trip to the High Museum.

Didn’t get to enjoy this experienced because as we entered we were stopped by what seemed to be security because of our service dog. He proceeded to ask what our dog was for as well as how long has he been trained. On the website it’s states that service animals were welcome into the museum but we were told that no service dogs or support animals were allowed. We explained to his that he detects blood sugar levels as well as provide emotional support but he refused. This man was very rude and not understanding of what the policy nor the website listed. I will never return here!

Great art museum! Wonderful European and American art collections. Really happy we purchased the membership, it is an incredible value.

Excellent museum w modern & older paintings, sculpture & modern art. Staff is helpful & spaced throughout museum. Famialize yourself w museum layout; navigation to some sections is not intuitive. Parking is limited downtown so be prepared to pay $8 to $12.

Please hire front desk and cafe staff who value customer service! Assuming you hire avid art lovers or students (those who would be open to working part time)? As a visitor services and events manager at an art museum I recommend you focus on hires who value customer service with an interest in art. Trust me it worked for my museum, also try hiring older/mature. Expectations just need to be higher, team was not welcoming and didn’t offer any information regarding the museum. One was on her phone, the other just staring at the computer-at least say hello when someone walks in.Beautiful museum, just disappointed with the service.

Check out the reflective satellite. Talk into it. Have someone whisper to you from across the room into it. Coolest thing!!

I enjoy the High every time we go. Second Sundays are always a good thing, but paying the ticket price is so worth it. Definitely be prepared to take pictures. I always take a ton.

Best night Friday Jazz awesome experience

Love going frequently! The art and exhibits are something my family and I look forward to seeing. The Picasso exhibit was wonderful!

Pretty nice place to walk around and enjoy some quiet reflection. Good place for a family outing. The staff were very friendly and courteous. They also offer discounts for teachers, students, and senior citizens. The weekend can get fairly hectic but the weekdays are pretty quiet. Nicely maintained and clean as well.

$15 admission cost is a ridiculous price to pay to go to one of the most well known art museums, and located in such a convenient spot in midtown Atlanta. Please do come here at least once in your life if you live in or near Atlanta, I enjoyed every story of the building as well as the multiple open exhibits that are accessed via elevator. The entire vibe around and outside the museum is great as well, with aesthetically pleasing architecture. Going to come here again for sure.

Replace the whole family its really a nice place to visit to learn about art I see the different Arts the artist no. Just different art pieces there every every time Ive been there recommend anybody would like to have some fun parking decks for your convenience next door

The High Museum is an above average regional Museum. Its 3 buildings contain a good half days worth of art.The traveling exhibits are the same that come to every big city Museum .The highlights of the collection include parts of Howard Finters Paradise Garden, 20th century American art collection, and crafts collection.Oddly, much of the Highs most important work has been removed. From work by Kara Walker to Gerhard Richter, theyve packed it away.Still, if youre with in 4 hours drive, the museum is absolutely worth visiting.

I attended high frequency Friday lastnight. I am very upset that when I registered for the event that I was not made aware the museum modified the event, moving all activities outside. I loved coming to the event in the past but do not appreciate being mislead about changes to the specifics of the event.

Wonderful Friday Night Jazz with BIG MIKE & Groovecentric!!The weather was perfect and the drinks were good.🥃🍹🎶

I absolutely love The High. As an ATLANTA native I have grown up enjoying it’s halls and exhibits from a young age. I especially love their monthly Jazz Night! A must visit Atlanta attraction!

Very clean and well maintain. Worth the ticket price

The biggest and coolest museum in the Southeast! Really enjoyed the Virgil Abloh exhibit.

Give yourself a lot more time than you thought youd need... this coming from a person not really into the whole art thing... its an amazing place. A definite win for a classy date of you wanted... the modern art part... um, yeah, that was as odd as you probably would think it would be.Fact is, youd need a LONG DAY or several trips to really take in all the interesting things they have here. Im really glad I went here and would definitely go again.

As a musician and artist, I support the High. I love it and hopefully will perform here. LucyLipz.com

Dont forget to check out the light exhibit

Hmm... To echo something someone else already stated, it is baffling to me to conceive any review of this place under 4. This is an astonishing place and I only visited one time to come down to that conclusion. It is clean and every place and corner I visited appears to be in a pristine condition. The staff is well organized as well as their security team even though I think it can be upgraded. Please visit on the week days other than Friday if you do not want to encounter a crowd. I am most like going to visit again.

Excellent variety of exhibits. Well designed space. Nice outdoor patios and views.

This place is amazing. I love their displays and exhibits, but more than that, I really enjoy their events. From their Friday jazz nights to their family art days. There is always someone around to guide you if you get lost, and the facility is always super clean. There is parking nearby, but you will have to pay for it. I recommend checking the site for upcoming events unless you’re into art, but I like getting the two for one. Enjoy!

Great collection and performances- really well curated, and feels personal even when its busy

The David Driskell exhibition was great!

Had a very fun time, great artwork and vibes

Free admission on second Sunday of the month. Great experience solo or with friends / family.

I had a great time there are your gide was very nice and made sure we got to see one of the most interesting galeres in the museum

I love this museum. Something about the energy of this place. Ive been blessed to see some beautiful museums around the world. This one is one of my favorites. They have a cool live music event once a month. Love the diversity in crowds.

Amazing museum great for a date. Beautiful works across a span of over 900 years, totally affordable at under $40 for 2 people and worth every penny. Tony in security was a treat to talk to and made us feel very welcome.

The High Museum is one of the first museums I went to; it remains one of my favorites, especially the special exhibits and the modern art on the top floor. I also love variety with a mix of renissance and southern folk art. Theres usually just enough people that it isnt uninviting, but quiet and calm enough youre not rushed or distracted.

Such a wonderful day and the facts that it was Teacher Appreciation Day made it even better! The installations on every floor. Marvelous! Breathtaking!

Enjoyed a very nice day at the High Museum of Art. The kids area had been updated since wed last been. Its fun, colorful and interactive. Cant wait to go again!

Nice and inexpensive (albeit small) museum in the heart of the city. Easy to get to via public transpiration and easy to navigate. I am not a fan of the museum store though, because all decorative boxes Ive bought so far fell apart within 6 months.

I absolutely enjoyed visiting this museum. It has a diverse collection of art and the African art floor was stunning. I just wanted to stay and stare at all the sculptures.

The biggest and most impactful museum I have ever been too. Very diverse. Intriguing pieces. Probably spent 1-3 hrs here so many pieces to see. Well worth the entry. I would go back when I am in town again.

Great experience! And at fair price ($13,00 more or less). They have different kinds of pieces from american art, and others from worldwide, but most from XVI century and beyond. It also has a beautiful architecture from Richard Meier. It was really worth it!

The HIGH Museum of Art is a fantastic place to go, and see new artwork presented nearly every week. It left a wonderful impression on me, since it was my first time there. If you are looking for a place to discover well-known and unknown works, the check out the HIGH Museum of Art.

Spent over for hours enjoying the collection. Do not skip the Daywoud Bey photography exhibit, so moving and timely. Arrived at 10 and felt like we had the place to ourselves. From folk art to classics, paintings to furniture... The variety keeps you engaged.

Clean and organized very well.the patrons also were not overly loud or rude, despite it being packed. it is free every second sunday of the month. the place is very well secured and the staff is very helpful and knowledgeable about the many exhibits and floors of the museum as well.it is a nice place to go with someone who enjoys anything from ancient, classical, to contemporary art.