Modern Building with a variety of art. Sit on the concrete couch and watch the boats go by then eat at the resturant.

Modern Building with a variety of art. Sit on the concrete couch and watch the boats go by then eat at the resturant.
This was our second trip to Texas, the first time was a whirlwind visit, with a wedding and limited time. This time we went and just visited and we had the time to sightsee. We actually didn't go in but walked around the grounds, which were well kept and the large bull and water area were fantastic. There were sculptors...
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When we visited this museum, they were in process of changing the large exhibit, so we could only see the permanenet collection. We really enjoyed it, though. It is a lovely building, and the art we could see was great! (We were only charges half price since we could not see a lot.) The grounds here are outstanding. A beautiful...
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My family was down in Corpus for the 4th of July last year and so my experience wasn't what I would assume the typical experience with this place is. They had live music inside and outside the place along with all manner of children's activities. It was a good way to spend a chunk of the afternoon, though I must...
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Some of the glass pieces are stunning, not much else to see though, great photo shot of USS Lexington b
Great place for all the families, so much to see and enjoy their gift shop and so much art to see, love taking my family and friends
The signs on the building and the receipt say "Art Museum of South Texas" but the address is still 1902 N. Shoreline Drive. Nice museum. Pretty good mix of art.
Plan to attend around mid-day when the cafe is open. It features sandwiches, drinks, desserts and the most fantastic view of the entrance to the Port of Corpus Christi and...
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The rotating art exhibits offer ensure that there is always something really interesting to see no matter how often you visit.
The museum building is one of nicest I've ever seen and has a nice and interesting collection of art. The collection is primarily comtemporary but also has some nice Western and pre-Columbian pieces. While you're not going to see Van Gogh, Monet, Picasso, da Vinci or other world famous artists represented here, the art is really good, the staff is...
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My husband & I were visiting Corpus for a few days & googled things to see in Corpus and came accross STIFTA. This Institute For The Arts was absolutely wonderful. The gorgeous view from the main floor facing The Gulf Of Mexico was an art piece in itself. The Western exhibit at the entrance of the Museum was beautiful and...
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