TILT PV A TRACY LEE STUM MUSEUM — Attraction in Jalisco

Visiting this museum was truly an unbelievable experience—one that exceeded every expectation and left me completely captivated from start to finish. From the very moment I stepped inside, I felt as if I had been transported into another world, one where art wasn’t just something to look at but something to feel, to experience, and to live through.

The sheer creativity on display was mesmerizing. The shapes seemed to bend reality, the colors burst with life, and the illusions crafted through each piece of art carried me into a realm beyond imagination. Every room, every corner had its own story, pulling me deeper into this vibrant journey where art was not confined to frames or walls but expanded into entire experiences that wrapped around me.

What stood out most was how Mexico’s rich artistic voice resonated throughout. I’ve always admired the passion, boldness, and spirit of Mexican art, but this exhibition took it all to an entirely new height. The fusion of traditional elements with modern expressions created something that was not just remarkable, but breathtaking. It felt like witnessing culture and creativity take flight together, soaring beyond boundaries into a realm that was both timeless and fresh.

I left feeling not only inspired but also deeply grateful for the chance to witness such brilliance. This wasn’t just a museum visit—it was a journey through imagination, culture, and emotion. It reminded me of how powerful art can be in moving us, challenging us, and reminding us of the beauty in seeing the world differently. Trust me, every single moment in that museum was worth it, and it’s an experience I’ll carry with me for...

TILT is a great gallery/museum with stunning artwork. Everything about the artwork is interactive and if you are willing to get creative and silly you can take some great photos. My boyfriend and I visited on a Friday, two days after a category IV hurricane hit Puerto Vallarta and the museum unfortunately lost all electricity halfway through the day. However, we had already bought our tickets (which are cheaper to buy in person than online) and still wanted to experience the museum even if we had to take pictures in the dark. The staff Alvaro, Mary, and Fernando were beyond friendly and accommodating! Alvaro gave us a tripod to use our phone flashlight as additional lighting and we were able to still get some really great shots in the dark! Alvaro is a great conversationalist and you can tell he really loves his job. You get a free welcome drink at the bar with your ticket and we just had to try some of the other cocktails on the menu. Fernando (the bartender) made some really amazing and unique drinks! It was such a fun experience and one of the highlights of our visit...

We made sure to come back since our visit last year. The art experience turns adults back into children. The perspective tricks are truly impressive. There are QR codes on the walls near each art piece that bring up an example of how to stand in the correct position to become part of the work. Circle marks are on the floor to show where the photographer and subject need to stand to get the right perspective. That's how the 'Trick' is achieved. The bartenders are great, too. They make amazing cocktails and are happy to explain how they're made. They even have a machine that can print your photo on the surface of your drink. Unfortunately for us, it was broken this year and waiting for a part for repair....