They have new showings every 2months. This show was called " Flow of Water"
It was a very interesting experience. I loved some exhibits, confused by others, bored by others, even laughed at some. Like most modern art it's very hit and miss as to whether you'll like it. I think it'd be worth it to visit just to look at the architecture and one or two exhibits on the 2nd floor.Not much for kids, if that's what you're looking for; there were a few exhibits with explicit content.Very good representation for minorities.A couple exhibits were a little confusing -- can I touch this, where should I be looking, should I walk through this/on this/around this... Some of the videos seemed hidden from visitors, but weren't. There were openings in the wall where you could just walk in -- if not for the signs I wouldn't have known the videos were there.Lots of good reading material -- signs and plenty of books. Some interactive exhibits on the 1st, 2nd and 5th floor.It was free for admission, but it wasn't free to park. We parked around the corner at a meter for an hourly fee -- reasonable. We stayed for between an hour and an hour and a half. This was enough time to ponder on some exhibits, but not to watch much of the videos or read every panel. It was also enough time to take a little visit to the gift shop -- my complaint is that the prices were not clearly labeled on some merchandise. We didn't eat at the cafe in the front, so I can't attest to the food or drink.
Small, cozy, petit art museum. There wasn't a lot of art collections but considering it's free it's a nice place to visit. A staff member at the desk was very friendly.
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Not really ready: exhibits are small and not very well organized. The staff is not very professional, some laze around and some talking by themselves. But it's at a great location and it has enough space to grow. It could be great in the near future.
The botanical garden is very, very beautiful
Awesome gift shop, friendly informed staff. Amazing art. What’s not to love ?! It’s a great place to visit with teens or young kids. Great location too. Many restaurants and Airbnb’s right by it. Oh and it’s free.
A nice place to see contemporary art and free admission. There is not a lot on exhibit, it took me about an hour to walk through. A nice cafe at the entrance, fountain square and many restaurants within walking distance.
The contemporary art center has dinner the last Friday of every month. Reservations required. Nice ambient. Quail was a hit. Price is reasonable. What’s nice is you can walk around the museum after dinner, it’s free
I love this place. Receptionist was helpful, friendly and patient. The manager was as well. My membership card had expired but we are now active again. You guys really rock !!! Some acts of kindness can't be taught.Thank you guys again.