North Miami Museum of Contemporary Art, Contemporary art museum in North Miami, United States
This contemporary art museum occupies a modern 23,000-square-foot building designed by New York architects. The spaces are laid out to display rotating exhibitions of contemporary art across multiple galleries.
The institution was founded in 1981 as a center for contemporary art and moved to its current building in 1996. This relocation allowed the museum to establish a permanent collection and expand its exhibition program.
The museum displays works by artists including Bill Viola and Tracey Emin in rotating exhibitions. Visitors can encounter pieces from both established and emerging creators in its spaces.
The museum is open on different days throughout the week with varying hours depending on the day. Plan your visit in advance to ensure you arrive during open hours.
The Optic Nerve program has supported more than 220 emerging filmmakers and provided many artists with their first public presentation. This initiative shows how the museum helps launch the careers of young creative talent.
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