The Florida Museum of Photographic Arts - Tampa, Florida

Le Florida Museum of Photographic Arts est un musée d'art situé à Tampa, en Floride, à l'adresse suivante : 1630 E 7th Ave, Tampa, FL 33605. Le musée est facilement accessible en fauteuil roulant, avec des places de parking et des toilettes adaptées. Le musée propose également une connexion Wi-Fi et un restaurant sur place.

Le musée est une association artistique à but non lucratif qui offre une école de photographie et des expositions. Les spécialités du musée incluent la photographie d'art, l'association artistique, l'organisme à but non lucratif, l'école de photographie, et l'attraction touristique. Le musée propose des services sur place et des réductions pour les militaires en activité, ainsi que des spectacles et des activités adaptées aux enfants.

Le Florida Museum of Photographic Arts a reçu un total de 366 avis sur Google My Business, avec une note moyenne de 4.2/5. Les avis des visiteurs sont positifs, mettant en avant la qualité des expositions, la beauté du musée et l'expérience globale.

En visitant le Florida Museum of Photographic Arts, vous pourrez admirer une collection diversifiée de photographies d'art, participer à des ateliers et des conférences, et en apprendre davantage sur l'histoire de la photographie. Le musée est adapté aux familles et convient aux enfants, avec des réductions pour les enfants disponibles.

Avis de The Florida Museum of Photographic Arts

Shawn Brown

5/5

An absolute gem in Ybor City, the Art Museum exudes a captivating atmosphere that elevates the entire experience. The staff is incredibly friendly, making every visit feel like a warm welcome. The curated collection is not just impressive but also thought-provoking. And let's not forget the delightful surprises in the form of unique items available for purchase – a perfect way to take a piece of art home with you. Located in the vibrant heart of Ybor City, this museum is a definite recommendation for both locals and tourists seeking a blend of culture and charm. A must-visit that earns top marks for its friendly vibes and artistic treasures.

Russell Oliver

5/5

My experience here was one of the best while in Tampa. I am an avid photographer and love documenting trips and where I visit. This tour was free and we got an entire tour of the museum by our wonderful tour guide. We got to visit during the day and we were practically the only ones on the tour. 10/10 would recommend!

Tim Lynn

3/5

My wife and I are both into photography so we appreciated the art and took our time. That said it only took about an hour to see everything. There are 2 dead end wings. Maybe 50 to 60 photos? If you're in the Curtis Park area it's nice to come inside for a look around the lobby, which is very nice.

Jacqueline

5/5

The opening exhibit at their new location in Ybor City is fantastic. Icons of black and white photography - among many works in familiar with, I greatly enjoyed learning new ones such as Lewis Hine. Highly recommend this art exhibit to enjoy photography greats close to home.

Tasi McMurray

5/5

Perfect place to visit if you enjoy photography & local artists of Florida. Would recommend, small fee of $12, spent about an hour an a half, calm, quiet, intriguing. Great photos to interpret.

Claudia Meilan

5/5

This was my first time visiting this museum . I came to see the Langston Hughes collection . I was very satisfied with my experience there because the museum has a little bit of everything. They also showcase photographs from local artist as well as extrinsic artist as Roger Ballen (1950)

Danny Isla

2/5

Other than the Susan Camp Crosby display the Museum was underwhelming. Most of the pieces seem amateurish (especially the Members gallery). I am by no means an expert in photography, so I don’t judge the technical qualities of the work. I’m only stating that the photograph lacked character, interest, and imagination. Very disappointed!

Liz Snyder

3/5

Very pretty building, really nice lady at the service desk. I was expecting more, there were one and a half galleries open. It did not take very long to go through the whole thing which was slightly disappointing. The photographs were nice but it would have been nice to have more to look at.