Contemporary Art Museum of Caracas

The Contemporary Art Museum of Caracas occupies a modern building within the Parque Central Complex and displays works ranging from early twentieth-century masters to contemporary artists. The museum arranges its collection across galleries organized by artistic movements and themes.

The institution was founded in 1973 by art patron Sofía Ímber, who shaped its direction for decades. The museum grew to become a significant center for contemporary art in South America.

The museum serves as a gathering place for people interested in modern art and creative expression in the city. Visitors find spaces designed for families, students, and people of all backgrounds to engage with contemporary works.

The museum is located within the Parque Central Complex, making it accessible from multiple entry points throughout the area. Visitors should plan their time to explore the different gallery levels at a comfortable pace.

The museum houses Venezuela's first specialized art library, offering visitors access to resources that explore the history and theory behind artistic movements. This collection transforms the experience into deeper engagement with art beyond viewing works on walls.

Location: Caracas

Inception: 1973

Founders: Sofía Ímber

Official opening: 1974

Phone: +582125738289

Website: https://fmn.gob.ve/museos/museo-arte-contemporaneo

GPS coordinates: 10.49853,-66.89962

Latest update: December 6, 2025 16:02