Museum showcases largest Spanish art collection outside Europe in intimate galleries with serene atmosphere. Architecture and layout encourage leisurely exploration amid beautiful paintings and sculptures. Free parking and occasional free entry make visits accessible and relaxed.
Sho (2007) by Jaume Plensa stands at the entrance, setting a striking tone. The sculpture garden feels serene with pieces like The Wave by Santiago Calatrava adding dynamic shapes outside.
Collection features medieval and Renaissance Spanish paintings with works by El Greco, Salvador Dali, Miró, and Diego Velázquez. Paintings like the Two Saints of Seville and Fatima stand out for their detail and impact.
"You'll see incredible Spanish art at this museum."
"I found the collection of Spanish art to be impressive."
"I found the parking for the Sculpture to be great and close."
Good to know
Parking is free and available close to the museum.
The museum offers complimentary admission on Thursdays after 5 p.m.
The first floor is free to access for all visitors.
Boutique museum setting offers a carefully curated atmosphere with peaceful, inviting lighting and displays. Visitors find a varied selection of modern and contemporary art, including spectacular sculptures and paintings. The space feels quiet and reflective, welcoming those interested in exploring fine art in a relaxed environment.
Sculptures in black granite and bronze create a subtle, harmonious atmosphere that brings a sense of inner peace. The collection includes abstract acrylic paintings that complement the sculptures well.
Paintings with black dots and delicate features draw attention to small spots of color that expand into millions of floating dots. Sculptures and abstract acrylic paintings offer a wide range of artistic expressions that engage deeply with inner energy and emotion.
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The gallery is free to enter.
Expect a varied offering of modern and contemporary art.
The staff provides information about the artists and exhibits.
Small galleries showcase contemporary art with intimate, cozy spaces that invite quiet reflection. The atmosphere feels warm and welcoming, filled with colorful, diverse artworks that engage viewers personally and thoughtfully.
Sculptures here carry power and emotion, almost seeming alive despite their stillness. The collection mixes original sculptures with paintings and pottery, creating an eclectic and visually rich experience.
An eclectic mix of sculptures, paintings, and pottery fills the space with power and emotion. Artists share insights on the meanings behind the works, ranging from classical to bold modern pieces.
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The museum features different artists every month, so check the schedule online.
Upcoming events are listed on the museum's website for planning your visit.
The museum is expanding its hours to Tuesday through Saturday afternoons.
Gallery space feels cozy and stylish with a laid-back atmosphere that welcomes visitors. Exhibitions showcase a vibrant and eclectic mix of contemporary art from European and North American artists. Artworks are carefully curated and meticulously displayed to highlight their beauty and story.
Sculptures stand out alongside paintings and mixed-media pieces, showing strong quality and variety. The gallery offers a diverse range of unique installations that catch the eye.
Paintings, sculptures, and mixed-media pieces fill the gallery, covering almost all types of art. Live painting events let you chat with artists and see creativity in action.
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The gallery features rotating exhibitions every six weeks.
Regular events include artist talks and receptions.
Visitors can meet artists during special events.
Massive space filled with wide-ranging selection of fine art, contemporary, and western pieces. Atmosphere resembles a museum with perfectly framed artworks and glass sculptures. Visitors include art lovers, collectors, and investors drawn by the unique and fabulous art on display.
Massive gallery space showcases a wide-ranging selection of glass sculptures and other artworks. Frederick Heart sculptures stand out among the finest art on display.
A wide-ranging selection of the finest paintings and sculptures fills the gallery. Works by artists like Robert Hagan and Jordan K. Walker showcase impressive landscapes and detailed craftsmanship.
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The gallery features a wide variety of art styles and mediums.
Expect to see both contemporary and traditional artworks on display.
Many pieces are available for purchase, making it a shopping destination.
Museum offers free admission and showcases spacious galleries with diverse American art, including a notable Remington collection. Atmosphere remains peaceful and serene, encouraging quiet exploration and appreciation. Grounds provide expansive green views and artistic outdoor spaces.
A huge collection of Remington bronze sculptures stands out, capturing the wild West vividly. Sculptures celebrating Black identity and resilience add powerful depth alongside modern and Western art pieces.
A comprehensive Remington collection includes bronze sculptures, drawings, and paintings. The museum showcases American paintings that depict history, along with sculptures and photography. Some paintings have details accessible via URL links.
Good to know
Admission to the museum is free, with a suggested donation of $8.
Parking at the museum is also free for all visitors.
The museum hosts 'Second Thursday' events featuring jazz nights each month.
Four connected buildings with expansive galleries create a vast, modern space filled with bright lighting and large open areas. Visitors encounter a mix of classic and contemporary art, alongside interactive family zones and a sculpture garden. The layout encourages exploration through underground tunnels linking distinct themed exhibitions.
Sculptures here range from epic African-American works to classical and contemporary pieces. The spacious layout and sculpture garden make exploring the collection easy and enjoyable.
Extensive and diverse collection showcases paintings, sculptures, and artistic objects from different cultures. Special exhibitions like couture displays add unique experiences to the world-class museum setting.
Good to know
Admission is free on Thursdays from 11am to 9pm for the permanent collection.
The museum features rotating special exhibits that change frequently.
They host seasonal and cultural events a couple of times a year.
Gallery showcases Western art with paintings by Remington and Russell and bronze sculptures. Atmosphere stays quiet and intimate, allowing close engagement with the collection. Free admission encourages leisurely exploration through multiple rooms filled with vibrant, character-rich works.
Bronze sculptures of Charles Russell and a self-portrait of Frederic Remington stand out. The collection focuses on late 19th century western art, featuring paintings and sculptures by both artists.
Paintings capture a unique American experience with late 19th century western themes by Remington and Russell. Short descriptions clarify details, and pieces like Hunter on his horse in the Moonlight show powerful emotion.
Good to know
Admission to the museum is free for all visitors.
The museum is reopening on May 4th after renovations.
Validated parking is available for museum visitors.
Converted 1880s brewery creates a historic atmosphere with spacious, accessible layout and thoughtfully curated art collections. Calm and peaceful energy invites slow reflection, though school groups can bring noise. Unique Latin American and global artifacts stand out among diverse exhibits.
Outdoor spaces showcase David Deming’s Colorado Tripod, blending art with nature. Inside, kinetic wooden sculptures like James Surls' Dragon Lady add energy to contemporary galleries. Exhibits include a mix of American paintings and sculpture from notable collections.
Special exhibits feature American paintings and sculpture from notable collections. European art includes paintings dating back to the 15th century. The collection showcases paintings and artifacts that appeal to all ages.
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Bexar County residents can enter for free on Tuesdays from 4 to 7 pm and Sundays from 10 am to noon.
There is a paid parking lot opposite the museum.
The Art on Tap evenings are suitable for all ages, featuring live music and activities for kids and adults.
Art museum combines fine art, sculpture, and refined architecture with a quiet, elegant atmosphere. Visitors encounter stunning murals and sculptures, including a dramatic statue that anchors the ceremony space. The venue offers a unique blend of artistic displays and serene spaces, making it suitable for both viewing art and hosting events.
Outdoor sculpture garden features Stations of the Cross by Gib Singleton. Indoor spaces showcase sculptures like Moses, David, and a Jesus mural with sunlight through glass ceilings. Fine art and refined architecture blend throughout the venue.
A 40-foot-wide painting of the resurrection of Jesus stands out among the stunning collection of artwork. Paintings by Mark Shagal and Salvador Dali, along with gorgeous flowers of the Holy Land, create an elegant and timeless atmosphere.
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Admission is $15 per person for the Biblical Art section.
Free parking is available at the museum.
Photography is allowed with phones, but professional cameras are not permitted.
Small space with clever design showcases local artists' diverse work including paintings, jewelry, and sculptures. Atmosphere blends quirky creativity with affordable and unique art options across various price points. Located near other art hubs and food trucks, it offers an inclusive and eclectic experience reflecting the city's spirit.
Sculptures here reflect the city's quirky spirit and creativity. Prices range up to $3,500, matching the original and handmade quality.
Paintings and sculptures reflect a city's quirky spirit and creativity. The gallery offers a wide variety of original paintings, prints, handmade jewelry, and sculptures with prices ranging from $400 to $3,500.
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The gallery has a large free parking lot just off the frontage road to I-35.
Art prices range from under $20 to nearly $1,000, catering to various budgets.
An exhibit is closing soon, making way for new art.