Hoteller i nærheden af Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM)
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Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) tilbyder en engagerende rejse ind i moderne og nutidig kunst lige på Biscayne Bay. Som Miami's flagskibsmuseum præsenterer museet en rig samling af 20. og 21. århundredes internationale kunst, der fejrer byens pulserende ånd. Udforsk omfattende gallerier med værker fra berømte kunstnere og nyd den naturskønne Sculpture Garden. Med sin fantastiske arkitektur af Herzog & de Meuron er PAMM en blanding af natur og nutidig kultur. Besøgende kan også nyde sæsonbestemte retter i den lokale restaurant, Verde, og gennemse unikke varer i museets butik. Denne billet giver fuld adgang til alle udstillinger og de smukke udendørs rum.
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På Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) kan du udforske betagende gallerier af 20. og 21. århundredes internationale kunst, gå en tur under vores ikoniske hængende haver og nyde en fantastisk udsigt over Biscayne Bay fra vores terrasse ved vandet. Dyk dybere ind i historierne bag kunsten med vores engagerende docentledede guidede ture, eller nyd en fleksibel, selvstændig oplevelse ved hjælp af vores digitale lydguider lige fra din smartphone. Uanset om du opdager tankevækkende globale udstillinger, slapper af i den udendørs skulpturhave eller afslutter din dag med at spise ved vandet på Verde, tilbyder PAMM den ultimative blanding af verdensklasse kultur og Miami livsstil.
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- Spædbørn og småbørn kan køre i barnevogn eller klapvogn
- Servicedyr er tilladt
- Der er adgang til offentlig transport i nærheden
- Velegnet til alle fitnessniveauer
- Bemærk venligst: Adgang er gratis hver torsdag aften fra 17:00 til 21:00. Gæsterne nyder fuld adgang til alle museumsgallerier samt eventuelle planlagte aftenprogrammer.
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The major museum in Miami, but without many of the pieces you would find in a typical anchor museum that has a bit of everything for everyone. In that way, it’s very Miami. There was an absolutely fantastic interactive art installation that was easily worth the price of admission called Liminal by Leandro Erlich. It's only there until September 4, 2023 - so we'd recommend a visit before then! The rest of the museum isn’t bad at all, but leans towards the modern. If that's your taste, then you’re likely to enjoy it. One note is that there is a parking garage, but it was listed as full when we arrived. They give you a deadline of 10 minutes to try and find a spot and we did, but it could’ve been better organized (and not an additional $18). Regardless, the museum was enjoyable. Don't miss the outside art as well - the Dogs & Cats Walkway was especially lovely.
If you are tired of the same monotonous, stuffy art that is displayed in all the major museums, come visit this gem of a place by the waterfront with a very inviting park and outdoor area. The building itself is very interesting and the art inside is not your run of the mill stuffy stuff. It is primarily from Cuba and South America. All very well presented in a single walking direction.
I was less than impressed by the permanent collection as a whole. Mostly pieces that did not interest me. However, there was a marvelous exhibition of the works of an artist named Fernandez, who works in many different materials and, mostly, at monumental scale. Make sure you visit the exterior,
This one hour free tour was a fabulous introduction to the museum focused on climate change issues and their impact on design
