MJ Maccardini (trailerfullofpix)'s photos with the keyword: san antonio museum of art

Glass sea forms on the ceiling at the San Antonio Museum of Art. 200 West Jones Avenue, San Antonio, TX [?]

Sculpture outside the warehouse of the San Antonio Museum of Art. Here's an article about the artist, a Continental Airlines baggage handler and resident of San Antonio: www.mysanantonio.com/entertainment/visualarts/stories/MYS... 200 West Jones Avenue, San Antonio, TX [?]

Glass sea forms on the ceiling at the San Antonio Museum of Art. 200 West Jones Avenue, San Antonio, TX [?]

Our Lady of Guadalupe in tiles on Doctor Urrutia's arch at the San Antonio Museum of Art. Here's Doctor Urrutia's story: www.waltlockley.com/urrutia/urrutia.htm 200 West Jones Avenue, San Antonio, TX [?]

This archway, decorated with Talavera tiles from Mexico, was moved to the courtyard of the San Antonio Museum of Art from the home of Doctor Urrutia. You can see it from inside the museum through these windows, or outside (where I am) in the mirror glass. Here's Doctor Urrutia's story: www.texasescapes.com/SanAntonioTx/Dr-Aureliano-Urrutia-Ti... 200 West Jones Avenue, San Antonio, TX [?]

One of the former Lone Star Brewing buildings now used by the San Antonio Museum of Art. 200 West Jones Avenue, San Antonio, TX [?]

No tripod, so this was the best I could do hand-held. The fish look really cool after sunset. The bats live here. See where this picture was taken. [?]

River Walk near SAMA. I like the different shapes of the arches. See where this picture was taken. [?]

River Walk. San Antonio Museum of Art (SAMA) is on the left. This is the new part of the River Walk, called Museum Reach, which opened in 2009. See where this picture was taken. [?]

The River Walk was recently extended up past SAMA to the Pearl Brewery. There are various art installations along the way. This is part of the grotto done by faux bois artist Carlos Cortéz: www.studiocortes.com/

This installation is F.I.S.H. by Donald Lipski. There are dozens of these fiberglass fish, which light up at night, hanging in the I-35 underpass. The long-eared sunfish is native to the San Antonio River. See where this picture was taken. [?]

If it hadn't been raining so much on Friday morning, we would have taken the river taxi from El Tropicano Hotel up to SAMA. The rain finally let up and we walked around the River Walk after lunch at the café. We never saw one river taxi come by. See where this picture was taken. [?]

At the café at SAMA (San Antonio Museum of Art), overlooking the River Walk. Molly, Amy and I had lunch here. I played with my camera while they checked their tweets on their phones. See where this picture was taken. [?]

Casa Rosenbeans contributed to the project to extend the River Walk up to SAMA, and they've got a brick to prove it. See where this picture was taken. [?]