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Contemporary art, design & architecture showcased on an expansive campus with gardens & sculptures.
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Very well curated small museum situated in a middle of a local architectural and landscape marvel.
The current exhibition, "Skilled Labour" is definitely worth seeing. It is mostly large canvases, masterfully crested by local artists. Impressive.
We usually visit Cranbrook a quite a few times a year, usually not in the winter, but I have to say it definitely unlocked a different level of beauty to this remarkable estate.
The current exhibition, "Skilled Labour" is definitely worth seeing. It is mostly large canvases, masterfully crested by local artists. Impressive.
We usually visit Cranbrook a quite a few times a year, usually not in the winter, but I have to say it definitely unlocked a different level of beauty to this remarkable estate.
Amazing place. First time and I want to go back! Learned so much.
It is part of the prestigious Cranbrook Private School. One of the two- three prestigious private schools in Detroit. Inside a sprawling 300 acre campus which has this Co-educational School, you have the Art Museum and the Science Museum.
This is a small museum. We came away impressed. Definitely worth a visit.
This is a small museum. We came away impressed. Definitely worth a visit.
We went to a family day on a Saturday with grandparents and four kiddos. The exhibitions were very nice, and the kid activities were okay, but I kind of expected a little more from the Cranbrook for a family day. They had a minigolf which looked like fun, but definitely not worth the extra $16 per adult to play!
On the snaller side but I loved the exhibition that they had. Think it was 10 bucks
Most awesome visit. Everyone is so nice and helpful!
Gabrielle at the concession was very nice and very knowledgeable ! Will come back many times! So much to see and do!
Gabrielle at the concession was very nice and very knowledgeable ! Will come back many times! So much to see and do!
I didn’t visit the museum but took the Saarinen House tour, which began right outside of the museum. It was led by Elena, a highly knowledgeable and well-versed guide, which I’ve mentioned in my review of the house. The architecture of the museum & library is truly stunning, whether you’re standing right below the roof or looking at it from the other end of the pond. It was raining when we visited but the gardens and buildings looked so beautiful in the rain! I would love to come back to visit the museum and Cranbrook House!
