Rubell Museum

Art museum · Overtown

Rubell Museum

Art museum · Overtown

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1100 NW 23rd St, Miami, FL 33127

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Discover an impressive mix of contemporary works from both emerging and established artists in a transformed DEA warehouse in Miami’s vibrant Allapattah.  

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1100 NW 23rd St, Miami, FL 33127 Get directions

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1100 NW 23rd St, Miami, FL 33127 Get directions

+1 305 573 6090
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Jon & Vinny’s Opens in Miami, Florida - Eater Miami

"The Rubell Museum in Miami's Allapattah neighborhood is hosting a new residency for Jon & Vinny's restaurant in its former Leku space. The museum is participating in Miami Art Week, hosting several public and private events including a public breakfast pizza pop-up on December 6." - Olee Fowler

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On the Grid : The Rubell Family Collection

"One of the worlds largest, privately owned contemporary art collections — so with that being said, it’s a must see location! Each year the Foundation presents thematic exhibitions drawn from the collection with accompanying catalogs. These exhibitions often travel to museums around the world. RFC is well recognized as a pioneer in what has been referred to as the “Miami model” for private collectors creating a new, independent form of public institution." - Moonlighter

https://onthegrid.city/miami/wynwood/the-rubell-family-collection
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"The Rubell Family Collection, Wynwood by Moonlighter. One of the worlds largest, privately owned contemporary art collections — so with that being said, it’s a must see location! Each year the Foundation presents thematic exhibitions drawn from the collection with accompanying catalogs. These exhibitions often travel to museums around the world. RFC is well recognized as a pioneer in what has been referred to as the “Miami model” for private collectors creating a new, independent form of public institution."

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"The massive new Rubell Museum, designed by Annabelle Selldorf to house the ever-growing collection of the Rubell family, includes blue-chip pieces by Keith Haring, Damian Hirst, Jeff Koons, Kehinde Wiley, and Yayoi Kusama."

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These Are the New Restaurants Friends of Eater Miami Can’t Wait for in 2021 - Eater Miami

"Chef Shuji’s Hiyakawa in Wynwood; the Chang Gang’s Itamae in the Design District; Leku at the Rubell Museum, which looks as real-deal Basque as anything I’ve seen outside of Spain; Niven Patel’s new spot, Mamey; Alberto Cabrera’s Marabu; Marcus Samuelsson’s Red Rooster (finally)." - Olee Fowler

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Fabiana Design

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Awesome museum! The permanent collection is great, and they’re always bringing in new and exciting exhibits. The restaurant next door is perfect for grabbing a good meal after a day of enjoying the art.

Devin V

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If you’re in South Florida, the Rubell is a must. Absolutely amazing. The collection is second to none. Mera and Don Rubell are often found on the grounds and are always so amazing to speak with. Please do yourself a favor and visit the Rubell.

Justin Fitch

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Best museum I've been to in Miami so far. Very spacious with a wide variety of styles and mediums on display. Fantastic!

Yessie Herrera

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The museum is located in Miami’s Allapattah neighborhood and shows the private collection of the Rubell family. It js an incredible collection that includes high end artists like Keith Haring, Yayoi Kusama, and John Baldessari, but also emerging artists through their Artist in Residence program. They also have a section of Latin American and Black artists. While they offer an audio tour and provide headphones, there is always a tour at 3 pm which I personally recommend because you can learn from your own curiosities by asking to the tour guide. You don’t need to book the tour in advance, unless you’re visiting with a large group, and it is recommended to book tickets in advance for a fastest check in, though you can get tickets at the main entrance. To get access to the Yayoi Kusama’s infinity room you need an add on to your ticket. The museum visit lasts a couple of hours. There is paid street parking available. The entrance of the museum is small, with red signals with the name of the museum. Don’t forget to visit the shop! There are a lot of fun items, books, and apparel you don’t want to miss!! A must for art lovers!!

Jane McDonnell

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Lovely environment, thought-provoking art. Finally got to experience Kusama’s Infinity Room, which I’ve been chasing for decades, and became a new fan of artists like Murjoni Merriweather.

José Angel Villarreal González

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I've seen nicer Yayoi Kusama infinity rooms. Most of the rest of the art is not worth seeing and/or is inappropriate for minors.

Jennifer Gilligan

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One of the coolest museums I’ve been in. Love the space. Love the collections.

Angelina

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It is a nice small contemporary art museum. Also at night they do some small plays, well, you go from one room to another. There are ones better than others (they last about 15 min) but the concept is beautiful