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Art Galleries in Miami.
All 20 art galleries we cover in Miami, from Lincoln Road, Little Havana and Miami Design District, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
All 20
Art Galleries, district by district.
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International gallery (founded Singapore, 1994) now in Paradise Plaza, showing modern and contemporary works by names like Picasso, Warhol and Botero.
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Free-admission contemporary art museum with a sculpture garden; the museum shop is open daily.
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Free private contemporary art collection of Rosa and Carlos de la Cruz, shown across three floors.
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Museum on the history of graffiti founded by artist Alan Ket and Allison Freidin, with a permanent collection, rotating galleries and a gift shop of prints and books; admission $16.
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Nonprofit arts organization (founded 1984 as ArtCenter/South Florida) with a free street-level exhibition space showing work by its resident Miami artists.
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Flagship gallery of pop artist Romero Britto, on Lincoln Road since 1993 — originals, prints, sculpture and gift items in his signature bold patterns.
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Gallery for Australian landscape photographer Peter Lik's large-format limited-edition nature prints.
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Berlin-founded gallery selling hand-signed limited-edition photography and art prints at accessible prices, framed to order.
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Gallery-shop for Miami pop artist Romero Britto: original works, prints, sculpture and gifts.
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Museum, art gallery, performance space and bar with a cigar shop, showing Cuban art in a Calle Ocho storefront.
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Gallery and studio building with workspaces for artists, showing mostly Cuban artists; home base of Viernes Culturales.
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Contemporary gallery founded in 2021 by curator Katia David Rosenthal, showing local and visiting artists.
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Gallery in the former Optica Lopez building on Calle Ocho showing and selling work by local contemporary and urban artists, including small affordable 8x8-inch pieces.
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Gallery for the Colombian sculptor and painter, listed on the city's gallery roster.
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Fine art gallery a block off the Mile, part of Gables Gallery Night on first Fridays.
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Contemporary art gallery in a converted Little Haiti compound showing painting, ceramics and design-driven work.
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Nonprofit exhibition space commissioning new site-specific work from emerging and established artists, now in Little River.
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Curatorial collective founded in 2007 by Books Bischof, Cristina Gonzalez and Typoe Gran, staging exhibitions from a private Little River residence.
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Gallery-shop of Miami pop artist Romero Britto — paintings, sculpture and giftware.
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Gallery-shop of Miami pop artist Romero Britto — paintings, sculpture and gifts.
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Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for art galleries in Miami?
Lincoln Road has the most, with 4, followed by Little Havana (4) and Miami Design District (3). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many art galleries does this guide cover?
20, across 9 districts. Every listing has its address and hours and links to the store's own site.
Are these listings kept up to date?
Yes. Every store is re-checked against its own site, brand locator or mall directory at least every six months, and closed stores come off the list.
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