Services Offered
Art Exhibitions
Rotating and permanent exhibits featuring diverse global and local artworks, including African, Middle Eastern, and Mexican Revolution themes.
Historical Tours
Guided tours by knowledgeable docents highlighting the museum's architecture, history, and significant collections in El Paso.
Special Events
Member receptions, artist showcases, and cultural events like the Sun Bowl Exhibit, fostering community engagement and support.
Educational Programs
Programs and tours that provide insights into art curation, historical artifacts, and the building's architectural significance.
Free Admission
Open to the public with no entry fee, encouraging donations to support ongoing exhibitions and community initiatives.
Reviews
4.6(5 reviews)
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Kayti McMyermick
via Google
about 1 month ago
Very easy access. Free parking in the parking lot attached to the building. The museum director was at the desk when we arrived and was very kind. She explained that they were transitioning a few galleries and gave us suggestions on where to start. The museum isn't gigantic but it had some beautiful work inside it. I was impressed by the curation.
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Pearlvia Google
6 months ago
My son and I have been enjoying every reception for art exhibits for a few years now. In addition, the museum organizes special events for members. Every event outshines the previous one. As members we are very proud to support a venue that celebrates, appreciates and encourages artists to showcase their work. Every exhibit is unique and exciting. I hope more local people support the efforts of the staff. Admission is free but feel free to donate whatever you can. There is a big plastic box when you can deposit your donation. The upcoming exhibit, The Sun Bowl Exhibit, is coming soon in October. Do not miss it.
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Tony Delgado Real Estate Brokervia Google
7 months ago
I had not been here in years. I was pleasantly surprised by the outstanding African and Middle East exhibit. The "Hacienda room" downstairs feels like you've walked in on the Mexican Revolution. We also came on an afternoon with a local artist member showcase and were impressed by the talent on display. A must see, this Trost designed building is in itself a gem!
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Ann Vaughnvia Google
about 1 year ago
I had a lovely visit at the historic International Museum of Art. The docent and front desk staff were friendly. The docent Emily gave a great tour of the museum, replete with much information, especially its historical significance for El Paso. It is a beautiful structure.
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Bill Linvia Google
over 3 years ago
It's in fact a historical site which the property was and is owned by the Turney family. The building itself is an antique, and the whole building is full of antiques, except the themed artworks exhibited from time to time, the interior design and decoration is worth spending time appreciating the details. There's a hall at the basement in which you will find the historical relics of the Mexican Revolution and some key moments of Puncho Villa. Some Chinese and Indian paintings and wooden crafts will make me realize the variety of the collections of the Turney family.
