A very pleasant store in the heart of lil Havana. They offer plenty of art pieces. They offer…read moresections with separate galleries for different artists. Definitely worthy of a look.

The Futurama 1637 Art Building was established in 2011 with the mission to advance the arts in…read moreLittle Havana. Local artists can rent a space to create and showcase their art and sell it. The building has room for 12 artists studios and 5 offices. They hold monthly events that include outreach programs, live music, and business networking. I popped in during a recent visit to Little Haiti to do a little Mother's Day shopping. Parking is somewhat difficult to come by but I ended up finding a spot on the street several blocks away. I had a nice walk down Calle 8 and it was worth the extra effort to get here. On the day I visited only the first floor of Futurama was open but there was still a lot to look at. They have something for every budget from costume jewelry for a few dollars to art work that costs several hundred dollars. I saw tropical clothing, dominoes, mugs, crystals, magnets, and even Cuban coffee. I really loved Inna Malostovker Photographer. Her artistic perspective of nature is beautiful. Art fans and those who love artisan crafts should add Futurama to their list of places to shop in Little Havana.

Great food, great ambience, cigars, humidors, mojitos ... the whole Cuban experience! No better…read moreplace!

we went there on a Tuesday for Happy Hour it was dead, mojitos were $10 ea good, Cuban sandwiches…read morewere $10ea terrible. We ordered Gauc n chips $10 exteremely small portion for the price. The bill stated 6 or more they add 18% gratuities. We were 3 ppl she added it. When we asked for change she stiffed us another 1.50. I Will Never Go Back! It's not a surprise it was dead. You can only rip off tourists so much!

Round 2 of my Birthday Weekend Friday was this Gallery / Tavern for a nightcap and some salsa. My…read moregroup and I were originally going to another space, but their friendly welcome won us over! Located inside an art gallery, this spot has a fun afterhours speakeasy vibe complete with tapas and a generous cocktail menu. Since we'd just eaten, we didn't enjoy food but definitely savored their beverages. My coconut mojito - my usual poison - was on point with the mix of the elixir, the coconut flakes and overall composition. For the special occasion. the owner / manager even visited our table and offered us complimentary aguardiente shots. What made the night even better? The classic salsa and merengue playing, and salsa dancing with friends until these 40-somethings were ready to call it a night. It's a very nice little spot; definitely plan on stopping by again!

Agustin is a very nice man and extremely talented painter on many different medias. He was generous…read morewith his time to explain to me and my family where he came from and what his passion is in life.

A very cool little artsy gift shop in the heart of Little Havana, Miami, FL. Almost everything is…read morehandmade by local artist. The wire rings, wood necklaces, and impressionistic paintings of old Cuba were very impressive. I almost bought one of the small canvases that were only $80. This is definitely a shop to stop at while visiting.

I randomly stopped by here as a friend and I explored Little Havana. It was so nice to see a…read moresmaller, more quaint art store with local pieces, from earrings to magnets, and very affordable prices! The staff was super friendly and made us feel very welcomed. We ended up getting a few gifts and not spending a fortune. I will definitely come back!

Amazing! What a place to see beautiful pieces of art at the gallery located in Wynwood, also known…read moreas Miami's art district. It has a very modern design and decor. I enjoyed viewing all of the unique pieces of art and collections. The gallery frequently changes its artwork and exhibits. I was greeted with kindness and knowledge by the gallery team. A must go to explore and immerse yourself in quality art. I definitely will be back when I am in the Miami area of Wynwood.

If there is something Wynwood doesn't lack of is art in all shapes and colors. I love all the art…read moregalleries opening in this area. The Wall Art Gallery is not the exception and I enjoy their art collection. While pricing is kind of prohibitive, it costs nothing to enjoy the fine art they have. Looking forward to my next time at this place to see if they have refreshed their collection. All in all, I appreciate the work of those artists and the Wall Art Gallery for offering a place to exhibit those.

This is an amazing art gallery in downtown Wynwood. Ari, a kind Frenchmen, and the owner opened the…read moregallery on a Sunday so we could pick up two pieces. He was able to ship them to Philadelphia where we live. Ari represents artist from all over the world, and focuses on art from Latin America and Spain. We will definitely be stopping here in the future, as the location is ideal with plenty of parking interesting things to do.

Right in the heart of the Winwood gallery district, Area 23 features the works of some very…read moretalented artists, including Luis Jimenez, whose latest sculptures can be seen in publicly displayed in Coral Gables and Design District to name a few. You can always count on seeing a relevant, energizing, stimulating display of art in all forms in Area 23. Check out next time you're in Winwood, it may be the highlight of your art walk.

One of my favorite galleries in the area. It is very rare I will know that I'll like an exhibit in…read morea gallery. However, I have been certain with Area 23 and not disappointed.

So much info on where graffiti started who were the key players it was very interesting. It…read morefocused on subway graffiti. The bathroom was filled with graffiti & stickers I even loved the bathroom. They also had 3 old style turnstiles from NYC. The employee I spoke to had a a lot of knowledge of graffiti & of the area.

Disclaimer: I got free tickets from my hotel. The museum is…read moreon the smaller side. Takes 1 hour max to walk through (more like 30 minutes for me). Very informative and cool to check out the history of graffiti and fun art works. The highlight was seeing the work by Jonone. The people working there were really friendly and engaging. Worth checking out if you're in Wynwood!