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International Museum of Art

Located in the Turney Mansion, circa 1910, the International Museum of Art is

operated by The International Association for the Visual Arts. The museum features artwork by local and national artists. Exhibits included range from artifacts from Africa and Asia. Also included in the museum is the Mexican Revolution exhibit. A casita reproduction from the Mexican Revolution era is part of this exhibit.

Showing thru the month's of May and June: "The International Spring Art Exhibition"

This exhibit presents the museums permanent collection of aquired art works donated throughout the years to the museum.

The International Museum of Art is committed to exhibiting art from local artists as well as art from around the world. The International Museum of Art is always free to the public, and provides free guided tours to its visitors.

The Museum is also committed to education. Each year over 2,000 fifth graders take advantage of the wonderful partnership between E.P.I.S.D. and the International Museum of Art. This partnership gives students the opportunity to tour the Museum on a docent-guided field trip. Students marvel at the replica of Pancho Villa’s death mask, delight in the collection of Buddha sculptures, and are always impressed with the Museum’s doll collection.

The Museum welcomes media coverage of any of its events. Please contact the office at (915) 543-6747 for more information.