Tampa, Florida: Junk Art of Hong Kong Willie
Junk folk artist Hong Kong Willie has decorated the property and a gallery with his "reuse art."
- Address:
- 12212 Morris Bridge Rd, Tampa, FL
- Directions:
- I-75 Exit 266, west on County Rd 579 to first left (Hidden River Pkway) then left onto Morris Bridge Rd. Look for the homemade conical tower and assorted surfboards.
- Phone:
- 813-770-4794
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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Bummed to find Hong Kong Willie's helicopter is no longer here, but found plenty of ropes and buoys!
[EC, 08/29/2019]
Wow -- take time to understand what's going on at Hong Kong Willie's. It's what missing in the art world. Roadside America, you did it again. Great stop.
[Allen Razor, 02/11/2019]
Hong Kong Willie's is a small place barely hanging on to its corner of land. You can stop by any day or night and take a look at all the oddities in the yard, but there's a sign at the front door saying call them, as they live right next door to let you into their studio/store.
[J Tice, 07/22/2016]
What a find! The story, the artist, the art. It is worth the time to stop. This will be a stop to be remembered! Thanks Roadside America.
[Tom Stayer, 01/01/2015]
It's for real. A place that has a real, once-in-a-lifetime story. A pleasure to meet someone that is famous, but does not act like it. Humble to say the least. It will be a memory for me.
[Jay Farmer, 07/20/2014]Page of 2 [Next 2 items]
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Folk artist Hong Kong Willie has decorated his property and a gallery with what he calls "reuse art."