Dallas Museum of Art

Hi guys!

Okay, so I'll try to update you on last week!

Monday I went 'touristing’ through downtown Dallas, went and saw where JFK got shot, I have to say, it’s a very inconspicuous site! They haven’t even marked the window it happened from! Since my lonely planet didn’t tell me either I just took pictures …

... little guy! The rest of the time was spent exploring the city. Sunday downtown Dallas, Monday uptown. I went to the Dallas Museum of Art, Nasher Sculpture centre, rode the old-school trolley cars through the oh-so-plastic McKinney Avenue, met even MORE ...

... the tiniest 'M'.  We spent the day in the Arts District.  The blog photos show us variously at the Museum of Art, the Crow Collection and the Nasher Sculpture Museum. We used Dallas' DASH trolley to get around from place to place ...

... . Invece i musei ci sono eccome! Per il momento oltre a quello su JFK "mi sono fatta" il DMA, Dallas Museum  of Art, dove ho trovato una interessante mostra dedicata a Cindy Sherman (che non conoscevo)considerata una delle pił importanti artiste ...

Dallas Museum of Art. Swiss House Ave! check this ...

... did not find any new evidence. Next, I took the train back across town a few stops to make a shorter walk to the Dallas Museum of Art. The museum is nice, but the layout is quite confusing. I started on the fourth level then moved down to the third. ...

... waffles prepared by Laura. Afternoon, we drove to downtown Dallas and got tickets for the King Tut exhibit. Unfortunately, the other parts of the museum were closed on Monday and we couldn't get into the King Tut exhibit until the 3:30 entry time. It was ...

... made it to bed after 1, for the first time since I got here, about time haha! Saturday was for tourism again, went to the Dallas Museum of Art with Rob and had genuine Tex-Mex at Manny’s after (apparently THE place to be for tex-mex), I think I ...

... where JFK was shot (not sure why the gift shop was selling good luck charms given the Kennedy heritage), Old Red and Dallas Museum of Art's George Grosz exhibit. Having 2 of my Top 4 most expensive meals was fun if emotionally challenging. Had to try ...