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Wow- what a place! The fact is, I visited twice, there was so much to see and absorb. I imagine the exhibitions are ever changing. There were a few slow galleries during my visit, but I was astonished at how the atmosphere could change from gallery to gallery. From bright poster and kinetic art, to dark surreallist/symbolist jumbles, to innovative photography, from charming to provocative. There is a large suite of galleries in the basement- easy to overlook but so much more to see, at least during my visit.Admission is about one dollar if you are from el Norte. Next to the MACBA, and free Wednesday if you are super cheap.…
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Date of experience: October 2019
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On our recently visit to BA the weather was warmer than we expected, I wasn't feeling well and walking around the antique market in San Telmo did not help with my stomach as it had a unique (not in a good way) smell. We took refuge in the museum. There were not as many exhibits as I anticipated given the size of the building. That said the exhibits were unique, interesting and enjoyable. I don't know much about art but really enjoyed seeing the different sculptures, paintings, pictures and other art in the museum. And the cherry on top? The cost was under $1 each. The museum does not allow bags or food / water inside however they do have free lockers just by the front desk for you to stow your items while touring the exhibits. We spent ~2 hours in the museum. If you are someone who reads each of the plaques or explanations of the pieces you may plan for more than that.…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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Enjoyable museum with Latin American art from the nineteenth century to today. Very attractive museum well displayed art. Definitely worth a visit.
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Date of experience: February 2020
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If you like modern art, but don't have all day, this museum is just enough to give you a taste. Interactive displays of the unusual use of textiles and the illusion of being underwater in a pool...what fun! There's also a nice cafe to grab a bite or drink and sit back for a spell.…
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Date of experience: January 2020
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Bonus, no entry fee the day we went. Not sure if every Wednesday. They have modern abstract permanent collection along with the Sergio de Loof exhibit that was fun and whimsical take on recycled couture. Think Project Runway Unconventional Challenge with a bub ble wrap gown. Surreal experience with tents and colors. Please go!…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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