Situated in the dynamic Arts District of downtown Dallas, Texas, the Dallas Museum of Art (DMA), established in 1903, is among the 10 largest art museums in the country and is recognized by its creative presentations, groundbreaking educational projects, and worldwide collection. In 1984 the DMA moved to its present area, the 370,000-square-foot Edward Larrabee Barnes–planned structure, as the primary expressions association in the Dallas Arts District. The Museum's worldwide assortment contains more than 24,000 masterpieces crossing 5,000 years of human innovativeness. The DMA goes about as an impetus for network action and a grandstand for the performing expressions, drawing in individuals, all things considered, and foundations with a differing range of projects. This incorporates a month to month Late Night, when the Museum is open until late, Second Thursday with a Twist, which features the Museum's assortment through exercises and exhibitions with a mainstream society topic; Arts and Letters Live, an abstract and performing expressions arrangement for all ages that highlights grant winning writers and entertainers of territorial, public, and global praise; access programs for guests with uncommon necessities; and a scope of talks, shows, artistic readings, and emotional and move introductions. General admission to the Museum is free and?includes seeing the Museum's assortment displays and most presentations; chose uncommon shows and projects require an affirmation ticket.