Museum of Graffiti

You can absolutely tell that this museum is a labor of love. The building itself isn’t big but it’s packed with information and eye catching work. The curation is also very well done and there was more being added during our visit. I learned so much about artists I hadn’t heard of before and found a new appreciation for the art. Would love to come again ❤️

A must stop in Wynwood. The only place in town that celebrates the 50 year history of graffiti and showcases strictly graffiti artists. The best graffiti events this city has ever experienced. I can’t stress the importance of this museum enough. I wish I could give it 6 stars. Fun and educational for people of all ages.

I came here with a friend for an event featuring a new artist. It was after regular hours and free as long as you RSVP'd. The event was stellar. Obviously, we were able to see the new exhibit which was displayed throughout the museum. There was also free beer being given out for samples, as well as free Levi jackets with screen printing from the museum. Outside was also a vibe where they were showcasing a couple things. All in all, I really enjoyed this museum. Definitely a good addition to any trip down to Wynwood.

A MUST SEE museum while you’re in Miami ! This vibrant and colorful museum provides an educational overview about the history of graffiti and street art. The OG Slick exhibition was highlighted while I was there and it was a fun opportunity to see his work from a world class artist. Allison Freidin and Alan Ket are the cofounders of the museum and they are friendly and knowledgeable about graffiti and the Wynwood area. I recommended this museum highly. There is also a gift shop with plenty of cool graffiti items. I liked this museum so much that I bought some OG Slick art. Check out the adjacent art gallery and hip-hop museum for other great art. See photos for more details.

Museum of Graffiti – A Vibrant Cultural Landmark in Wynwood . MIAMI, FL - Nestled in Miami's vibrant Wynwood Arts District, the Museum of Graffiti stands as a groundbreaking institution, marking itself as the world's first museum exclusively dedicated to the art form. This unique establishment offers an immersive journey into the history, evolution, and cultural impact of graffiti, transforming a once-marginalized art form into a celebrated narrative. . Visitors consistently laud the museum for its compelling and informative exhibits, which brilliantly trace graffiti's origins from New York City's subways to its global prominence. Praises frequently highlight the "dope works of art," the comprehensive historical context, and the engaging experience of learning about the artists and their defiant culture. Beyond the captivating indoor exhibitions, the museum extends its canvas with eleven exterior murals, offering a seamless transition from interior education to the dynamic street art landscape of Wynwood. A standout feature for many is the "world-class gift shop," stocked with limited edition merchandise and exclusive items, making it a perfect spot for unique souvenirs and supporting artists. . The Museum of Graffiti is more than just a gallery; it's a vital cultural hub that fosters a deeper appreciation for this impactful art movement. Its dedication to preserving graffiti's rich heritage and celebrating its previously unrecognized artists makes it an essential destination for art enthusiasts and curious visitors alike. Whether you're a long-time admirer of street art or new to the scene, this museum promises an enlightening and visually stimulating experience, solidifying its place as a must-visit in Miami's dynamic art scene.

Nice place but quite small and very few pieces for the entrance fee charged. You see more and better on the streets. I would not recommend.

Today was a wonderful experience at the Museum of Graffiti in Miami. Thanks to Sam at the Museum for answering all the guys questions and us having the privilege to be her first Mystery Box clients. The guys were extremely happy. Must see place in Miami.

Awesome place to spend an afternoon. Lost of urban culture and my daughter loved it. Carolyn in the front desk was very kind