Gay-Friendly Miami Museums & Art Galleries

Miami museums and art galleries are found throughout the city. Most of them display contemporary art from international artists like the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA). The most popular areas to find art galleries are South Beach’s Lincoln Road and Coral Gables. The Design District is a new Miami neighborhood with modernized warehouses displaying numerous exhibitions by popular artists.

Miami Bass Museum of Art

2121 Park Avenue (map)
The Museum features formal gardens, outdoor exhibition spaces, photography exhibitions, lectures, films, temporary exhibits, music and dance performances and educational programs.

Moca Museum in Miami

770 NE 125 Street (map)
Designed by Charles Gwathmey, an acclaimed architect based in New York, Miami Museum of Contemporary Art’s (MOCA) collection has grown to over 400 permanent pieces, as well as numerous special exhibits.

Miami World Erotic Art Museum

1205 Washington Avenue (map)
Miami World Erotic Museum is one of South Beach hottest attractions. Located in the heart of the South Beach Art Deco District, this Miami museum features the world's largest public erotic art collection, with thousands of historical and contemporary pieces on view.

Miami Wolfsonian Museum

1001 Washington Avenue (map)
Miami Wolfsonian Museum Miami museum features a fascinating collection of objects from the modern era (1885-1945) and focuses on how art and design shape and reflect the human experience.

Britto Central Inc. in Miami Beach

818 Lincoln Road (map)
Britto Central Inc. in Miami Beach showcases Romero's most recent work and frequent exclusive gatherings. Romero’s artwork is always fun, unique by displaying a large amount of playfulness in all his art pieces.

ArtCenter / South Florida – Miami Beach

924 Lincoln Road (map)
The ArtCenter of South Florida (ACSF), established in 1984, is an access point for artists, curators, and visitors alike.

Carel Gallery in Miami Beach

922 Lincoln Road (map)
For over 30 years, Carel Gallery in Miami Beach does not display and sell contemporary art, instead the gallery is completely focused on the old masters of modern art.