The Baker Museum - Naples, Florida

Rosina P.

Un museo precioso con obras de pintores conocidos como Dalí, Picasso, Matisse, Magritte, etc. Pintura, escultura, fotografía, técnica mixta, collage, enormes trabajos en vidrio del artista Dale Chihuly, exhibición de arte de estudiantes y mucho más.

Mike Zito

Wonderful fine arts museum now featuring exhibits by Andy Warhol and Rene Magritte. Tradition Interrupted features 12 artists from around the world featuring ceramics, rugs and metalworks from the past and the present. There is a wonderful display by a Moroccan artist that combines the spirituality of skateboarding and ancient Muslim prayer rugs.

The very manageable museum’s three floors will take 2-3 hours. There are also two Chihuly glass works. Admission is very reasonable and there is a large parking lot.

I highly recommend this Naples museum.

Olga St

Baker Museum in Naples is an absolute treasure trove for art enthusiasts. Its collection is an awe-inspiring blend of contemporary and celestial art, showcasing the brilliance of masters like Claude Monet and Picasso alongside exquisite sculptures crafted from blown glass, pastel drawings, and an array of other artistic marvels.

What truly sets Baker Museum apart is its private collections that have been meticulously gathered with the intention of gifting the world the beauty of art. The museum curates a remarkable assortment that not only spans the conventional but also reaches into the cosmic realms of artistic expression, offering visitors an unparalleled experience that transcends time and space.

The inclusion of Monet's transcendent brushstrokes, Picasso's visionary sculptures, and the delicate beauty of pastel drawings all within the museum's walls creates an atmosphere where every corner holds a captivating story. Moreover, the commitment to sharing these private collections with the public underscores the museum's dedication to enriching lives through art, fostering a deep appreciation for creativity and its boundless forms.

Baker Museum stands not just as a repository of artistic brilliance but as a testament to the power of generosity, where the joy of experiencing art is generously extended to all who walk through its doors

Fawaz Hamoui

Insanely excellent. Phenomenal exhibits and fantastic docent staff. Very affordable at $10. Free on Sunday during the off-season. You'll never be disappointed.

Lane Stevenson

Nice exhibit with Warhol and Lichtenstein pieces. All of the staff were friendly. Student priced tickets at $5. Extended hours due to an event kept the museum open until 8 PM which was more convenient than their regular hours; check the website to find these.

Alana Lipkin

Variety of art forms and media laid out in a way that invited exploration. I found some familiar artists and some new favorites. Admission prices were reasonable. Give yourself more than a couple of hours—there’s lots to see. The museum is in multiple buildings on multiple floors, and there are elevators available.

Jana L

It was a pleasant surprise that the museum entrance was free (limited time), for both Baker and Artis. It's not huge, even though there are three levels, it's mostly work of four authors, plus a couple beautiful of Chihuli creations. Works of the Korean and Mexican artists were incredible and very well worth the visit. I wouldn't go out of my way but really nice way to spend a couple of hours. Take the free tour, it is very nice!

InfiniteGray

Though I wasn’t particularly interested in the baseball exhibit, I really enjoyed how they curated the museum. In one room, a Money was right by a Hockney. The second floor had a wonderful exhibit on Transcendentalist art. The workers here were very kind and knowledgeable.