I really enjoyed this art museum. I usually don't like art museums with contemporary art, but I actually liked this one. It was well-organized and spaced out. The art pieces had nice little descriptions next to them. It was $18 for entry and that felt like a good price to me since others like it in other cities cost around $30. I think I stayed for about an hour, but it could be shorter or longer depending on how much you time you spend on each piece. I went around noon on a Sunday and as I was leaving, it was starting to get a little crowded.

We visited the PAMM whilst we were in Miami recently, and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. It’s a beautiful building, right on the waterfront, easy to get to via the Metromover, and we really liked the exhibitions they had running. The ‘Sports; Art, Culture, & Fandom’ exhibition was great, and the Chromosaturation installation was fascinating. It’s a beautiful building to wander around inside. We ate at the restaurant too, and the meals were delicious. We would definitely recommend visiting the Perez if you’re in Miami.

We had a few hours to kill while visiting town with friends. We decided to explore the Perez Art Museum--the cost was reasonable, it was casual to explore on our own, and was nearby other activities. There was some creative and cool art to see, with interesting details posted about the artists. We also decided to eat lunch at the on-site restaurant and it far exceeded expectations. The patio was nice, service helpful, and the beauty of the art inside carried through to presentation of the food outside. A few of the dishes are even directly inspired by the museum exhibits. I would definitely recommend dining there, especially if visiting the museum.

Good art. I particularly loved the room with the different colours and it'sa great visual installation. Make sure you don't miss it.

Family of 3 from Boston. Visiting 4 days to Miami. We had one afternoon to kill and decided to head to this museum over Viscaya. It was a good visit. The building itself is beautiful from the outside, with plenty of open space gardens. The interior was also magnificent. Two floors of great exhibits. It reminded us of Boston’s MOMA (museum of modern art). We loved our visit.