The Museum uses art, history, and culture to ignite a compelling narrative that transcends borders. These messages pulsate through the veins of its theater and performing arts programming. Its rotating exhibition gallery showcases the works of the greatest artists of the Cuban diaspora.

On view during the fair:

Antonia Eiriz: In the Eye of the Sibyl

The Art and Culture Center of Hollywood presents contemporary art exhibitions, film screenings, and award-winning education programs in the visual and performing arts at three unique facilities in downtown Hollywood. The Center’s mission is to cultivate creativity and the support of the arts in our community through education, innovation, and collaboration.

On view during the fair:

Southern Prize

Founded in 1985 in a former industrial Art Deco-era bakery, Bakehouse Art Complex is among the largest and oldest not-for-profit spaces created by artists and for artists in South Florida. Bakehouse is more than just an art complex; we provide space, community, and opportunity to enable the highest level of artistic development and interdisciplinary collaboration for the most promising talent. Bakehouse is a place where arts, technology, people, and ideas can converge, collide, and flourish.

On view during the fair

'Artists' Spotlight: Commissions for Wynwood Works' (installation; atrium)

'In the Studio' by artist Pedro Wazzan (long-term indoor installation; campus-wide)

'Ode to Bakehouse' by Chris Friday and Arsimmer McCoy (long-term outdoor installation; north wall)

'Patricia Monclús: Pico Radial' (exhibition; Swenson Gallery)

'Say Their Names: A Public Art Memorial Project' by artist VantaBlack (long-term outdoor installation; west facade)

'Untitled' mural by Purvis Young (permanent outdoor installation; east facade)

The Bass, Miami Beach’s contemporary art museum, is dedicated to presenting contemporary art that reflects the present world, creates meaningful experiences for the museum’s diverse audiences and brings new thought to the unique cultural context of Miami Beach. The Bass shares the power of contemporary art through experiences that excite, challenge and educate.

On view during the fair

'In Dialogue': Ulla Von Brandeburg

'The Miami Years': Rachel Feinstein 

(LA)HORDE

'XI': Assume Vivid Astro Focus

'A Collection in Dialogue': Performing Perspectives

'Welcome to the Museum': Social Assembly

Visionary artists established the Boca Raton Museum of Art in 1950. Over the decades, it has flourished, evolving into a multifaceted cultural institution that now occupies the forefront of South Florida’s artistic landscape. As the Museum enters its eighth decade, it has transformed into a hub for creative innovation and education, encompassing a distinguished museum, an acclaimed Art School, and an inspiring Sculpture Garden.

On view during the fair

'Baroque Spain and it's Empire': Splendor and Passion

Rooted in the heart of the community, Coral Gables Museum is dedicated to celebrating, investigating, and exploring the civic and visual arts. Through a diverse collection of artifacts and engaging programs and exhibitions, the museum invites visitors to delve into the vibrant tapestry of South Florida’s history and artistic expression.

On view during the fair

A Legacy in Light: Exploring the Cintas Photography Archive

The Coral Springs Museum of Art has been a staple of the Northern Broward County community since its inception in 1997. A unique art destination, with works by local, national and international artists, the Museum is unwavering in its commitment in deconstructing the stigma associated with art museums. To the Museum, the profound philosophy is that art is and always will be for everyone. By offering rotating exhibitions, art classes, public programming and events, servicing the community is what drives the museum and its mission.

On view during the fair: 

Tides and Currents

Nestled in Coral Gables, Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden unfolds across 83 acres as a living canvas of botanical wonders. Named after intrepid plant explorer Dr. David Fairchild, this tropical paradise has captivated visitors since 1938 with its stunning collection of rare palms, cycads, and flowering plants. Here, nature's artistry blends seamlessly with human creativity through innovative art installations set amid lush landscapes. Visitors can marvel at exotic butterflies in the Wings of the Tropics Conservatory or explore the vast Montgomery Palmetum. More than just a visual feast, Fairchild stands as a beacon of conservation and education, where cutting-edge science meets timeless beauty. It offers a lush retreat from Miami's urban energy, inviting art enthusiasts and nature lovers alike to discover the marvels of the tropical world, find inspiration, and reignite their sense of wonder.

The Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum is FIU's premier on-campus museum. Since we opened our doors in 2008, the museum has provided the community with access to world-class art that spans cultures and time periods. As one of the largest academic museums in South Florida, Frost Art Museum provides FIU students opportunities to engage with art through our exhibitions, collections, internships, and more. While our educational programming expands access to art for K-12 schools and families in the Miami-Dade and beyond.

On view during the fair

'Of what surrounds me': Amanda Bradley, Cristina Lei Rodriguez, and Mette Tommerup

'Field of Dreams': Billie Zangewa

'Fighters for Freedom': William H. Johnson Picturing Justice

Since 1962, History Fort Lauderdale has brought the stories of our diverse community to life through engaging educational experiences, innovative cultural exhibits, research and preservation of artifacts. We invite you to explore the significant and inspiring people, places and events that shaped our past and continue to influence the future of our vibrant city.

On view during the fair

'New Works' by Erica Deitz and Brian Zepeda': Yakne Seminoli

HistoryMiami, a Smithsonian Affiliate in Downtown Miami celebrates the magic city through exhibitions, city tours, programs and more. Now celebrating it's 83rd year, the museum's mission is to share and safeguard Miami stories to foster learning, create a sense of place and cultivate an engaged community. The museum is a 70,000 square foot facility and home to more than 2 million images and 30,000 artifacts including a 1920s trolley and a raft that brought refugees to Miami.

The Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami (ICA Miami) is dedicated to promoting continuous experimentation in contemporary art, advancing new scholarship, and fostering the exchange of art and ideas throughout the Miami region and internationally.

On view during the fair

Keiichi Tanaami

'The Garden of Forking Paths': Lucy Bull

Marguerite Humeau

The Jewish Museum of Florida-FIU is unique as the only place that collects, documents, preserves and interprets Florida Jewish history. The museum is housed in two interconnected historic buildings that once served as Congregation Beth Jacob. Our galleries not only contain our exhibits, but evoke the beauty and aura of the Art Deco era in which the museum was built.

On view during the fair

The Story of Jews and Cannabis

Steve Marcus (Title TBD)

Eric Finzi (Title TBD)

Locust Projects is Miami’s longest running alternative art space celebrating its 25th anniversary in 2023. As a leading incubator of new art and ideas commissioning site-specific installations, Locust Projects emphasizes boundary-pushing creative endeavors, risk-taking and experimentation by local, national and international artists.

On view during the fair

Bare Tool/Herramienta Desnuda: Alexandre Arrechea

Project Room: Alba Triana

Enjoy 5,000 years of human creativity from around the world at the Lowe Art Museum, Miami’s first art museum! Located in beautiful Coral Gables, the Lowe features Modern and Contemporary Art (including glass and ceramics) as well as works from Africa, Asia, Europe, and North America. A robust temporary exhibition schedule complements its encyclopedic permanent collection galleries.

On view during the fair

'Knitscapes': Katrina Sanchez

'Slipstreams': Virgil Ortiz

Myrna and Sheldon Palley Pavilion for Contemporary Glass and Studio Arts

Permanent Collection featuring 5,000 years of art from every inhabited continent

Miami Children’s Museum offers 17 galleries where children are inspired to learn about themselves and the culturally diverse community we live in through art, science, literacy and early childhood education. On-site we also have a preschool, charter school, KidSmart educational gift shop, 200 - seat auditorium and a Subway restaurant.

Since 1996, the Museum of Contemporary Art, North Miami (MOCA) has been dedicated to presenting contemporary art and its historical influences through exhibitions, educational programs, and collections. Inspired by its surrounding communities, MOCA connects diverse audiences and cultures by providing a welcoming place to encounter new ideas and voices, and nurturing a lifelong love of the arts.

On view during the fair

'Between Too Late and Too Early': Andrea Chung

'Embodied': Smita Sen

The Museum of Art and Design (MOAD) at Miami Dade College offers groundbreaking exhibitions and programs that aim to foster a reimagined Miami. Exploring global challenges and opportunities, MOAD convenes artists, designers, and thinkers to address the urgent questions of our time. MOAD operates across Miami in city neighborhoods and invites everyone to be a part of the conversation.

On view during the fair

'Flowing Pathways': GeoVanna Gonzalez

Founded in 1941 by Ralph Hubbard Norton and his wife Elizabeth Calhoun Norton, The Norton Museum of Art collects, preserves, and exhibits art, and engages the public through diverse special exhibitions, publications, and events. The Museum is internationally known for its collection of more than 8,400 works of art in American Art, Chinese Art, Contemporary Art, European Art, and Photography.

On view during the fair

Sorolla and the Sea

NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale is a premier destination for outstanding exhibitions and programs encompassing all facets of civilization’s visual history. The Museum is located in the center of South Florida’s Art Coast, midway between Miami and Palm Beach in the heart of downtown Fort Lauderdale.

On view during the fair

'The Mirror Stage': Peter Halley

'IT INCLUDES EVERYONE, EVERYWHERE, ALWAYS': Rose B. Simpson and Vanessa German

'Vicious Circles': Jacqueline de Jong

'Temporal Aspects': Joel Meyerowitz

'Creatures for the Divine': Cici McMonigle

'Pure Imagination': Louis M. Glackens

House of Glackens

Established in 1984, Oolite Arts houses 14 artist studios plus an exhibition space in their Lincoln Road facilities.

On view during the fair

'A Conversation' with Pablo Leon de la Barra

'Healing Nature' Gallery Exhibition, Brunch, Open Studios

Pérez Art Museum Miami’s (PAMM) organizational mission is to be a leader in the presentation, study, interpretation, and care of international modern and contemporary art, while representing and cherishing the unique diversity of Miami-Dade. Through our exhibitions and programs, we aim to encourage everyone to see art as an incentive for genuine human interaction, communication, and exchange.

On view during the fair

Xican-a.o.x. Body

'Coming to Fruition': Jason Seife

'Away with the Tides': Calida Rawles:

Every Sound is a Shape of Time

Cecilia Vicuña

Hurvin Anderson

Ancestral Resilience

'State of Labor': Antonia Wright

'Homecoming': José Parlá

Ten North Group is a forty-year-old affordable housing developer and community builder. Our mission is to cultivate prosperity in underserved areas through innovative placemaking. We acquire, commission, and showcase art, develop residency programs, and curate an esteemed collection of African and African Diaspora modern and contemporary art, featuring over 150 remarkable pieces.

On view during the fair

'Aliveness and the aesthetics of being': Art of Transformation 2024

The World Erotic Art Museum is the largest private collection of erotic art in the world, and the only museum in the United States dedicated to erotic art. The collection includes over 4000 pieces from around the world, dating from 300 BCE to the present.

On view during the fair

Forbidden Fruit: Works by Agustin Fernandez, Baruj Salinas, Juan Gonzalez, Jose Maria Mijares, Margarita Cano and other Cuban Contemporary Artists. Curated by Antonio Permuy / Breaking Boundaries: 50 Years of Images A retrospective featuring the work of Mariette Pathy Alan

Vizcaya Museum and Gardens is a unique, sub-tropical estate located on Biscayne Bay in the Coconut Grove neighborhood of Miami. It is a National Historic Landmark that preserves the estate of agricultural industrialist James Deering, and aims to engage the community and its visitors in learning through the arts, history and the environment. It has been recognized internationally for its cultural and historic significance, exemplary preservation, and dynamic visitor experience. In 1952, Vizcaya was conveyed from the Deering family to Miami Dade County, and quickly emerged as a cultural institution in South Florida. For 100 years, Vizcaya has been a place for people to gather, learn, engage in social activity, and find inspiration. Its continued evolution will cement its role as Miami's cultural hub.

On view during the fair

'Pastiche': Lauren Shapiro:

The Wolfsonian–FIU uses objects to illustrate the persuasive power of art and design, to explore what it means to be modern, and to tell the story of social, political, and technological changes that have transformed our world. It encourages people to see the world in new ways and to learn from the past as they shape the present and influence the future.

On view during the fair

The Big World: Alternative Landscapes in the Modern Era

Harry Clarke and the Geneva Window

William Randolph Hearst library exhibition

Wynwood Walls is the world’s leading outdoor street art museum, opened in 2009, and curated by Jessica Goldman Srebnick. The museum is an ever-evolving collection of narrative-driven murals & sculptures by more than 120 world-renowned artists representing more than 25 countries. The museum continues to elevate the movement of the street art genre while subsequently building community for the Miami arts district. A visit to Wynwood Walls includes access to the Goldman Global Arts Gallery featuring rotating solo artist exhibits.

On view during the fair

Icons of Street Art

Young At Art Museum is a pioneering cultural institution since 1989, dedicated to igniting creativity, imagination, and learning through the arts. Located in Plantation, Florida, YAA offers innovative hands-on exhibits, programs, art education, and workshops that inspire and engage audiences of all ages. With a commitment to inclusivity and community enrichment, YAA serves as a hub for artistic exploration and education.

On view during the fair

Good Humour: Stan Slutsky 

Established in 1981 by Lin and Ted Arison, YoungArts – the national foundation for the advancement of artists – identifies exceptional young artists, amplifies their potential, and invests in their lifelong creative freedom. YoungArts provides space, funding, mentorship, professional development and community throughout artists’ careers. Entrance into this prestigious organization starts with a highly competitive application for talented artists ages 15–18, or grades 10–12, in the United States that is judged by esteemed discipline-specific panels of artists through a rigorous adjudication process.

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Open Studios in partnership with MoMA PS1 and artist Ralph Lemon

The Craig Robins Collection features 1300 works of contemporary art and innovative design exhibited in the Miami Design District. ‘A Train of Thoughts’, the 2023-2024 rotation, focuses on two core subgroups of the collection, figuration and conceptualism, highlighting a collecting history that has favored a taste for the abject and hyperbolic image, in tandem with the self-reflexivity of art based on ideas - a seemingly incompatible pair that yields unexpected dialogues.

On view during the fair

Kai Althoff and Jana Euler

El Espacio 23 is a contemporary art space founded by collector and philanthropist Jorge M. Pérez. Located within a repurposed 28,000 square foot warehouse in Miami’s Allapattah neighborhood, El Espacio 23 serves artists, curators and the general public with regular exhibitions, residencies and a variety of special projects drawn from the Pérez Collection.

On view during the fair

'Mirror of the Mind': Figuration in the Jorge M. Pérez Collection

The mission of Juan Carlos Maldonado Collection (JCMC) is to contribute to the study and appreciation of Geometric Abstraction as a universal artistic language that transcends geographies and cultural backgrounds. Established in 2005 by Venezuelan entrepreneur Juan Carlos Maldonado, the JCMC has an ever-expanding art collection that is activated by public programming and includes dynamic exhibitions, scholarly publications, and loans of works to institutions.

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Secret Affinities/Aesthetics of Two Worlds

Consistently named to lists such as the ARTnews Top 200 Collectors, the Margulies collection is considered by curators, critics, artists, dealers and collectors as one of the most important collections of its kind. With a stated mission of education in the arts, the Warehouse has welcomed thousands of students and visitors from all over the world. The Warehouse is operated and funded by the Martin Z. Margulies Foundation, a thirty-year resource for the study and enjoyment of the visual arts. The longtime curator of the collection is Katherine Hinds.

On view during the fair

Historic Works from the Margulies Collection 1930 – 1970

'Beyond the Single Image' Spanish Photography from the Foto Colectania Collection, Barcelona

Portraits From Here to There: Alec Soth and Jason Schmidt

Featured Works: Do Ho Suh, Masao Gozu, Leandro Erlich

Mimmo Paladino: Painting and Sculpture

Permanent Installation: Bladen, Fabro, Flavin, Eliasson, Heizer, LeWitt, Kiefer, Noguchi, Merz, Segal, Serra, Snelson, Tucker, Franz West

Marquez Art Projects (MAP) is a non-profit foundation dedicated to championing emerging visual artists. Located in the Allapattah neighborhood of Miami, MAP hosts exhibitions, supports the creation of new work, and connects artists with wide and diverse audiences. Founded by John Marquez, a lifelong resident of Miami, MAP takes inspiration from the Magic City and seeks to foster dialogue locally and globally.

On view during the fair

Katarina Caserman

The Rubell Museum opened in Miami’s Allapattah neighborhood in December 2019. Originally launched in 1993 as the Rubell Family Collection, the institution was renamed the Rubell Museum to emphasize its public mission and expand access for audiences. In October 2022, the Rubell Family opened a second museum in DC’s Southwest neighborhood that serves as a place for the public to engage with the most compelling national and international artists of our time.

On view during the fair

'Vanessa Raw'

'New Acquisitions'

'Collection Highlights'

Girls’ Club is a nonprofit private foundation and alternative space established in 2006 by Francie Bishop Good and David Horvitz. Girls’ Club produces exhibitions, educational programming, publications and events that change lives, nurture local artists, and inspire cultural growth in South Florida. Girls' Club is the only private collection open to the public that focuses on contemporary art by women in the world.

On view during the fair: 

No Looking Back

Arsht Center for Performing Arts*

Dade Heritage Trust*

Haitian Cultural Arts Alliance

Miami Design Preservation League*

The Underline

New World School of the Arts at MDC*

New World Center*

City of Coral Gables*

Art in Public Places.