It's incredible that there is free admission to this art museum full of world-class art!. It's a landmark building designed by Tadao Ando (we enjoyed the architecture as much as the art). The outdoor spaces (Park-Like—a native garden, the Spring Church—an open air stone pavilion, and the Tree Grove) are amazing as well. The highlight is the Richard Serra steel scultpure in the courtyard called Joe. You walk inside its spiral walls, round and round, until you reach the center. It's hard to describe this expereince!

Gorgeous design byJapanese architect Tadao Ando. Some stellar paintings (the Puliters also contributed about 20 awesome pieces to the St Louis Art Museum). But what was too frustrating was the info on the painting and artist. As you walked into each “gallery” there’s a box with cards that list the number, painting info and artist. Then you need to walk back to the box to deposit the card-ridiculous. This really detracts from having a wonderful art experience.

This may be my favorite thing about St Louis. It is simply world class! Tadao Ando's magnificent modern building, complimented by the Pritzker's curated collection of modern art and drawings is simply transcendent. If you see one thing in St Louis, this should be it!

Amazing exhibit of ultra modern furniture by Scott Burton. Highly recommend. The remainder of the building exhibits are also very interesting. No admission fee.

Beautiful facility to showcase art. Joe on the outside is the Foundation's major icon. The exhibits that we saw was a modern one that featured Faye HeavyShield. She was commissioned by the Foundation to develop 2 pieces concerning ecology and Native American history within the St. Louis area and another exhibition concerning Medieval Art and it's impact on the environment. The latter certainly is not a typical topic and it is thought provoking.Very good experience.