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Museum of Graffiti Art Museum ·$$

Miami's Wynwood Art District is home to this one-of-its-kind museum that celebrates one of mankind's quirkiest forms of art - graffiti. What is often frowned upon as vandalism finds a place of expression in the form of exhibits here. The exhibitions feature graffiti works by various local artists and youngsters on a rotational basis. It also includes a fine art gallery and a spacious gift shop where you can purchase colorful art merchandise, limited edition graffiti items, and exclusive art supplies to create your own masterpiece.

Website: museumofgraffiti.com

Phone: (786) 580-4678

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of NW 26th St and NW 3rd Ave

Closed now

  • Wed 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM

276 Northwest 26th Street Miami, FL 33127 ·845.16 mi

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  • Family friendly
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Tripadvisor traveler heather695 12/05/24

A dedicated and interesting collection of amazing art signifying the start and significance of graffiti to this area and Florida. Highlights: the PAWS collection and how it fits into this genre.

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Tripadvisor traveler Emilymsellsmiami777 11/14/23

Went here for an event. My bathroom is the favorite part of the museum. Carolyn is wonderful! Thank you

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Tripadvisor traveler rhondas373 01/01/22

My family visited the museum as a private event. We enjoyed walking through the exhibits and read about the history of this art form. The staff was welcoming and friendly. This is a small museum that requires about 45 minutes to walk through.Nice little gift shop just before you exit. We also enjoyed the area around the museum and the artwork it offered.

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Tripadvisor traveler 123Amilcar 09/26/21

This museum is walking distance from the Walls art museum. It was an opportunity to learn about this popular street art, everything is well documented. Is a place to visit. By the way, with the visit to the Walls art museum, you have 50% discount in the ticket, good opportunity to enjoy both museums.

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Tripadvisor traveler laurenrY518QY 03/01/20

I was headed to catch a Lyft ride to the airport when two guys on the street approached me and told me I should visit the museum. They said it was the only graffiti museum in the US, so I decided to turn back around. I'm very happy I did as it was a highlight of the trip. The museum employees are very passionate about their work and I believe are artists themselves. I gained a new appreciation for street art after learning to paint earlier that day at the The Light Box. The museum was a great way to reiterate that experience. It's a small museum, but no shortage of history and affordable art for sale. When you go to other museums (at least in my experience), you kind of wonder around on your own. Here, you can ask lots of questions and really get into conversations about the art. I was happy to support them by also purchasing a book and a few other things. They even threw in a magazine which was super nice and made my day. (It was my birthday, but they didn't know that.) I will be back.

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