Museum of Graffiti - Miami, Florida

Bruno Lurie

Sympa mais très très petit !
Beaucoup de texte à lire en anglais, historique du graf depuis les années 60. Bien mais pas en rapport avec le prix payé, à peine 4 petites salles. 18$/pers avec les taxes.
Mieux vaut aller vous balader dans les rues autour, c'est là qu'est le spectacle et il est superbe.

Kacper

Un beau musée mais assez cher pour ce qu’il y a dedans (je trouve personnellement)

CTMC 34 (“Naturagun”)

À éviter de toute urgence. 34$, soit 30€ pour visiter un musée en 10 minutes top chrono où il n’y a pratiquement pas de graffitis . On a vraiment l’impression de s’être fait avoir. Il y a plus de choses à regarder dans les rues adjacentes que dans ce soit disant musée. En plus, pour 53 mn de parking public, vous rajouter 20$ ! Nous vous déconseillons fortement ce musée. Baladez vous plutôt dans les rues où vous ferez de belles découvertes 🙂

Daymian Snowden

It seems like mostly a tourist trap... But! It's a fairly well out together museum. Showcases some artists and their works, and provides just enough information for context. I would come here again. Oh! And the staff were polite and friendly.

Sean Chambers

Great space, loved the history of graffiti art chronology and photos of the early train tagging. I wish there was more photos and history, but this museum offers a great introduction that helps you to appreciate the Wynwood area graffiti art.

May P

Went to the opening of the Moses and Taps Exhibition and it did not disappoint. Nicely put together exhibits here with information about graffiti artists and how it started. I was expecting a bigger place but location in the heart of Wynwood was great where one is surrounded by street art and close to the Wynwood Walls!

John M (The Closer)

Visiting the Museum of Graffiti is an unforgettable experience that every art enthusiast should add to their must-visit list. Nestled in the vibrant Wynwood neighborhood, this museum offers a comprehensive and immersive look into the world of graffiti art, tracing its roots and evolution with a thoughtful and well-curated collection.

Upon entering, you’re immediately captivated by the vibrant colors and intricate designs that adorn the walls. The museum does a fantastic job of balancing its exhibits between historical context and contemporary works. It’s fascinating to see the progression of graffiti from its early days as an underground movement to its current status as a respected art form. The timeline of graffiti’s history is particularly enlightening, offering visitors a deep dive into the cultural and social factors that influenced its growth and spread across the globe.

One of the highlights of the Museum of Graffiti is its rotating exhibits. During my visit, I was fortunate enough to see a feature on female graffiti artists, showcasing their contributions and unique perspectives in a traditionally male-dominated field. The diversity of the artists represented and the breadth of styles and techniques on display are truly impressive.

The museum also excels in its interactive elements. The graffiti workshop allows visitors to try their hand at creating their own street art, guided by experienced artists. This hands-on experience is not only fun but also provides a deeper appreciation for the skill and creativity involved in graffiti art. The museum’s staff are incredibly knowledgeable and passionate, always ready to share insights and answer any questions.

In addition to the indoor exhibits, the Museum of Graffiti extends its reach outside, with a collection of stunning murals that adorn the surrounding area. This outdoor gallery is a testament to the museum’s commitment to promoting and preserving graffiti as a dynamic and evolving art form.

The Museum of Graffiti also offers a well-stocked gift shop filled with unique items that make for perfect souvenirs or gifts for art lovers. From books and prints to apparel and graffiti supplies, there’s something for everyone.

Overall, the Museum of Graffiti is a treasure trove of art, history, and culture. It provides a platform for artists to share their stories and for visitors to gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of graffiti. Whether you’re a long-time fan of street art or new to the scene, this museum is sure to leave a lasting impression. Five stars, without a doubt!

Tracey Burger

It was cool but there wasn't much to it. I had free tickets, and I would have been upset if I had paid more than $5 to enter.