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Visit to American Visionary Art Museum for One or Two (Up to 59% Off)

American Visionary Art Museum
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Rosie
6 years ago
AVAM is my favorite museum! Unlike any other. The building itself is gorgeous, the exhibits always interesting. And the gift shop is far and away the BEST museum gift shop ever! Amazing selection of fun stuff and gorgeous books and wearable art, all at amazingly low prices.

Museum transcends formal art with permanent exhibits & unique temporary shows, including circle-focused All Things Round

Art, like a large scoop of coleslaw, has been known to broaden anyone brave enough to consume it. Get a healthy serving of culture with this Groupon.

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  • $7 for admission for one (up to a $15.95 value)
  • $13 for admission for two (up to a $31.90 value)

    Children aged 6 and younger receive free admission when accompanied by an adult. Current exhibits include All Things Round: Galaxies, Eyeball and Karma, which celebrates circularity with more than 70 original creations. Feast ocular orbs on masterworks such as Scott Weaver’s kinetic sculpture Rolling Through The Bay, composed of 100,000 toothpicks, or artist Adolf Wölfli’s mandala-style works.

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Promotional value expires Sep 2, 2012. Amount paid never expires. Limit 3 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Limit 5 per visit. Valid only for option purchased. Not valid for special ticketed events. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services. Learn about Strike-Through Pricing and Savings

About American Visionary Art Museum

The American Visionary Art Museum devotes its space to original work by self-taught artists who honed their craft—often unintentionally—while operating on the outskirts of the formal art world. As temporary exhibitions explore a particular artist or theme in depth, the permanent collection displays thousands of powerful and often whimsical items, such as Andrew Logan's mirror-winged Black Icarus, the haunting Applewood Figure, or the World's First Family of Robots by DeVon Smith. The museum spreads its arresting pieces throughout three historical buildings, including the expansive main building, which boasts a reflective mirrored-mosaic exterior and neighbors the Tall Sculpture Barn, an ex-whiskey warehouse fully equipped with 45-foot ceilings for large-scale projects. A wildflower garden—complete with meditation chapel—and a sculpture plaza featuring a 55-foot whirligig beckon visitors to the museum's outdoor space. Completing any trip, the museum's Sideshow gift shop stuffs shopping bags with an ever-rotating collection of eclectic artwork, jewelry, toys, and more.

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