Absolutely love this activation, I go every year they do the popup in Miami. If you don't have kids…read moreyou might want to try to go during a time where it'll be less kids around. If you do have kids, they will have a great time. I love showcasing the best of Miami so find me on IG to see more @chloexmorgann

This exhibit was so much fun!!! Located at Mana Wynwood…read moreConvention center, there is a private lot for it, but since it's located in Wynwood there is also plenty of street parking available. I came with a group of friends and we purchased our tickets online in advance and each adult ticket was about $56. They require time slots to ensure the exhibits are not over crowded at any point in time which we realized was very helpful while we were there. Once we entered the convention center, we made the line and were led into the first room and from then on we were able to walk into each next room at our own pace which was nice because we weren't being rushed despite the time slots on our tickets. There was at least one attendant in each room where the art exhibit was not meant to be touched or stood on. There were so many interesting photo and video opportunities throughout the exhibit. Which was awesome, but experiencing it is completely different (videos and pictures are not as fun. Some of the installations are interactive and of course this is a family friendly exhibit so that is something to keep in mind as there were a lot of children present and at moments it was very loud and rowdy. My only complaint is that the only way to get to the bathroom was either way the very beginning or very end of the experience, so if you needed to use the bathroom halfway through, you would have to walk through the entire museum to get to the restroom. At the very end there is a gift shop where they had tons of balloon art, toys and cute trinkets for purchase. They also had a seating area and a cafe with some sandwiches, pastries and refreshments. Overall a cool experience and I would recommend this to anyone with children, or someone looking for a cute date idea.

Came here specifically to see the Dolce and Gabbana exhibit…read more It was an amazing exhibit with different rooms displaying pieces from different time periods There was music in each room to match the display.

Definitely check out the ICA! Admission to the main building is completely free. Not super big but…read morewell curated and fun to walk around. The Dolce & Gabbana "From the Heart to the Hands" exhibit is in a separate building down the street and is 100% worth the admission if you're into fashion. It was 3 full floors of couture. There was so much to see, I actually had to take a lunch break and come back. A total dream getting to stand inches away from that kind of craftsmanship. It was well curated and immersive. Every room had a different scent. The gallery attendants were all super friendly and knowledgeable. Apparently they are trained by the Dolce group directly. Highly recommend, check it out!

an excellent collection of art. the surrounding area of the…read moremuseum is also very scenic and beautiful, definitely worth exploring and great places to take pix! have fun c.

So, this is a bit of a complex review to write because the take-away is that I loved my visit, but…read morethe experience left me wanting more, mainly because the subject matter of the main exposition was just not my cup of tea, but I can see how it would appeal to the Miami community because of their love for sports. The setting and location could not be better - totally breathtaking. Views of the causeway and Biscayne Bay / Downtown Miami are amazing. The architectural details with concrete and MCM inspired wooden accents are just perfect. The staff were knowledgeable and helpful, and definitely added to our experience, and the gift shop is great. The restaurant is excellent and has a thoughtful menu, with several items that are inspired by pieces from the permanent collection. The sports art exhibit took much more space than I would have liked. There is a LOT of money in Miami, and I would have expected a permanent collection or even visiting exposition that would rival museums in New York, Philadelphia, or Washington, DC. - modern art, Impressionism, renaissance, or other fine art would be incredible. That being said, I will definitely return to enjoy the museum, and look forward to seeing where their artistic directors take things in years to come!

Superblue Miami is one of those places that makes you question whether you're underwhelmed,…read moreinspired, overstimulated, emotionally healed, or just really high on LED lights and ambient music. I went with a friend and honestly? We had a really nice time. Was it the most mind-blowing experience of my life? No. But did I enjoy myself and appreciate what it was trying to do? Absolutely. People are so used to museums being paintings on walls and sculptures you quietly stare at while pretending to understand symbolism. Meanwhile Superblue is over here saying, "What if the art moved? What if it reacted to you? What if the room itself made you feel something?" And honestly... why does moving art get less respect sometimes? Art doesn't have to sit still to matter. Some of the installations genuinely made me pause for a second. The laser Lightroom in the mirror room were must have in your home probably. Haha. The lights, the sounds, the movement... it reminded me that art is not always meant to just be looked at. Sometimes it's meant to be felt in your chest. As someone who makes music, I understand how important atmosphere is. The way color, sound, and motion work together can pull emotion out of you without saying a single word. We stayed about an hour and a half to two hours and I actually found myself wishing there was more. Which is funny because at the same time I was also like, "Okay... I get it." But the creative in me wanted more rooms, more experiences, more emotional chaos to walk through dramatically. Some parts made me want to redesign my entire future house and turn random rooms into interactive art installations. Imagine walking into someone's bathroom and suddenly there's fog, violins, and moving projections on the walls. That's where my brain went. Would I go again? Maybe. Once or twice feels worth it. Three times? At that point I might just commission one of the artists and stare at moving lights in my own living room for free snacks and less parking stress. Overall though, shout out to artists who create moving and immersive art because it really is a beautiful art form that deserves more recognition. Not every masterpiece has to sit quietly in a gold frame.

I absolutely love this place. It's large and each room is special. The staff is friendly. It's a…read moregreat date night spot or to bring your kids for a fun day. The location is great too, usually lots of street parking available. I love showcasing the best of Miami so find me on IG to see more @chloexmorgann

Very interesting budget priced museum. Very clearly signed rooms and frankly wonderful range of art…read morework supposedly from Rubell family collection. Some really good items and something for every taste of modernism. There is an independent pizza style restaurant next door which is well worth a visit as a five star museum cafe.

I found my visit to this museum enjoyable. Before I enter the museum to the left there was a…read morelittle green area with some art work. It was a pleasant surprise. I liked the contrast of nature and city. The first art piece I noticed were those big silver balls on the floor. They were beautifully arranged. They reminded me of a childhood game. I wish they had been an interactive piece. The museum had many rooms with beautiful artwork. It had two experiences both very nice. The word Infinite comes to mind when I remember them. I almost missed them. The staff was helpful and friendly. They guided and pointed things out to me. They added to the experience. They seemed knowledgeable and to love their jobs. The museum had a valet parking option. It was $20. I saw some street parking around, not to many spots.

Last week we enjoyed this fabulous modern and contemporary outdoor art sculpture park curated by…read moreGary Nader in the Miami Design District. These unique sculptures pieces are from internationally recognized artists such as Fernando Botero, Jeff Koons, Yayoi Kusama, Richard Hudson, and Carlos Cruz. This is simply an amazing permanent exhibition added to Miami's very popular art galleries. The entrance fee is FREE. You will need to show Photo ID to the securuty card. The hours are from 12:00 pm - 8:00 pm everyday except Sunday when it is open from 11:00 am-7:00 pm. No pets allowed. I didn't see any benches on our walk except for a couple of chairs at the entrance. Some of the walking path is small rocks but it was not difficult to walk over them. You should add this to your list of places to visit in Miami.

I was pleasantly surprised to find that this new sculpture park was free!…read more The Nader Sculpture Park showcases lots of sculptures by renowned artists. The outdoor exhibition, curated by visionary Gary Nader, creates a vibrant space where art, nature, and community intersect, promising an immersive experience. Some of the artists - Fernando Botero, Richard Hudson, Frank Stella, Carlos Cruz-Diez, Olafur Eliasson, Jeff Koons, Yayoi Kusama, Rufino Tamayo, Alexander Calder, Bernar Venet, Rachel Valdés, Jesús Rafael Soto, Agustín Cárdenas, Sophia Vari, Oswaldo Vigas, and Robert Indiana

This event was a great digital experience. We arrived a short time before our reservation which we…read moremade and paid for online. The taxes and fees-added up to approx $10 more than the original price so $85 for two tickets. Google maps got us there and we eventually found the $15 self parking lot across the street. This was not well marked. Valet at the location was $20. We saw a little cafe area where they served some light food and drinks. Also a garden area out front with hammocks and chickens :-) The Ice Palace studio is on the outskirts of Wynwood, an artsy section of Miami with murals, graffiti, coffee shops, bars , cafes and boutiques. We were able to enter the exhibit earlier than our assigned time after a few photos at the selfie station. The entrance was dark and we walked into a maze like room with large written digital displays of Van Gogh's story, Vincent and his brother Theo. The main room was the actual digital display of his artwork in a 360 degrees art story played to music. It was very beautiful and filled the large room as we stood in the middle and took it all in. Some older than us has small fold up seats as younger sat on the floor. The room was not overcrowded mid week. There were two filled small benches but no other seating, my only complaint. I thought i saw ads showing spaced seating in the room, however i could be mistaken. It was not a long show and i believe you could stay and watch it again as it appeared to repeat itself. We stayed and watched the beginning over again. All in all we were there approx 2 hours. I'm happy i went and learned some history of this wonderful artist and the digital display was very beautiful. I think the Van Gogh's themselves would have been very impressed.

Beautiful... but please note you'll be inside for about 45 minutes or less. That was the only down…read moreside. There were about 3 rooms with moving art. I was expecting more, but was still enjoying it. Valet is $20, and there's a small gift shop at the end of the exhibit. Overall 8/10.

I went to the museum February 21st as a date. It was such a great experience and all exhibits were…read moreamazing. Staff was friendly and willing to assist if you needed your photo taken. There is parking on the side of building but it gets full quickly. The parking lot across the street is convenient but pretty expensive.

This really was a mind-blowing experience for my fiancé and I!…read more It's fun, completely interactive and very creative! Each room and/or exhibit is full of a different surprise and challenges how you see and interpret things. The museum itself is also very clean. I feel it's good for all ages! Kids can definitely have fun as can adults of all ages. There's a little plaque on how to interact with each exhibit and there's also a little sign on the floor instructing you where to stand to get your photo. Staff were very friendly and very helpful. I'd definitely recommend this experience if you're in Miami