3/5 Jess C. 3 years ago on Google
Located
right
near
the
river
walk
and
the
children's
museum.
The
Tampa
museum
of
art
is
impressive
from
the
outside.
When
you
first
walk
in
it
is
bright,
clean,
and
you
get
hit
with
the
yummy
smelled
from
the
cafe.
Regular
admission
is
$15,
but
they
have
discounts
for
military,
teachers,
and
seniors
along
with
FREE
admission
for
students.
All
exhibits
are
located
upstairs
on
my
visit.
To
the
left
coming
up
the
stairs
they
had
a
Roman
exhibit
with
mostly
pottery.
Here
I
learned
about
their
purposes
based
on
design.
There
was
an
exhibit
for
Purvis
Young.
He
was
from
Miami
and
mostly
painted
on
walls
and
cardboard
with
an
modern
impressionist
style.
The
last
exhibit
to
the
left
was
Haitian
voodoo
flags.
These
were
all
made
of
sequins,
very
decorative
and
nothing
I
have
ever
seen
in
a
museum
before.
Going
up
the
stairs
to
your
right
are
the
more
contemporary
art
pieces.
They
had
a
piece
that
was
wheels
covered
in
plastic
roses.
This
was
cool
because
with
a
remote
the
wheels
were
able
to
turn.
You
can
just
ask
one
of
the
employees
to
turn
it
on
if
it
is
not
running.
On
the
second
floor
there
is
a
balcony
with
a
new
sculpture
of
Aphrodite.
It's
got
a
nice
view
of
the
river
canal
and
you
can
walk
people
bike
and
Segway
on
the
pavement
below.
Three
stars
because
there
was
a
section
on
the
section
floor
that
was
closed
that
at
1-2
more
exhibits
could
have
been
in.
There
were
signs
scattered
around
the
museum
that
said
the
piece
of
art
was
temporary
removed.
Definitely
would
like
to
have
seen
more
since
for
most
people
it
is
not
free.
Even
though
it
was
a
smaller
art
museum
they
could
definitely
use
the
space
more
effectively.
I
still
recommend
going
because
in
order
for
this
museum
to
improve
its
art
gallery
they
will
need
customers