Wynwood is not just about graffiti and murals. Miami's thriving neighborhood is also home to many art galleries that will appeal to novices and collectors alike.
Oliver Cole Gallery
From pop art to street art to modern and contemporary art, the Oliver Cole Gallery is transfigured from exhibition to exhibition. The visitor can find paintings and sculptures as well as installations or videos made by some fifty emerging and confirmed artists. Among them, the American artist Jeff Koons, known for his Balloon Dog, a sculpture representing a dog balloon, and the street artist British Rich Simmons who painted Superman and Batman kissing passionately. 301 NW 28th St, Miami – (305) 392-0179 – News right here
Wynwood Walls
Initiated in 2009 by Tony Goldman, the neighborhood real estate developer, the Wynwood Walls are a veritable open-air street art museum. These gardens are home to art galleries, souvenir shops and restaurants, not to mention the famous walls where dozens of artists like Shepard Fairey, known for his "Hope" poster from Barack Obama, Ron English, have come to express themselves. plays with the iconography of multinationals, or the French Invader who creates mosaics inspired by the video game Space Invaders. 2520 NW 2nd Ave, Miami – (305) 531-4411 – Info right here
Fabien Castanier Gallery
The photographs of Martha Cooper, recognized for her work on graffiti, the hyper-realistic sculptures of Mark Jenkins, or the works of Speedy Graphito, one of the pioneers of the street art movement in France, regularly find their place in the Fabien Castanier Gallery that focuses on contemporary art. Founded in 2011 in Los Angeles by the Parisian art dealer of the same name, this gallery, which represents both rising stars and established international artists, opened in 2017 in the Wynwood district. 45 NE 26th St, Miami – (305) 602-0207 – News right here
Lulu Laboratorium
Concept store bringing together artists' works and designer creations, Lulu Laboratorium was born in the early 2000s in Wynwood. Since then, the brand has expanded to Design District and Lincoln Road in Miami Beach. At its head, El Niño Akiba who, before becoming interested in the world of art, has made a career in the world of fashion. The entrepreneur also opened the Born Wild Exhibition gallery, a place entirely dedicated to the works of Parisian sculptor and musician Richard Orlinski, in the Design District. 173 NW 23rd St, Miami – (305) 438-0071 – Info right here
The Margulies Collection at the Warehouse
Housed in a former warehouse in the neighborhood, The Margulies Collection at the Warehouse is a gallery that has been promoting and exhibiting emerging and established contemporary artists for over twenty years. The more than 4,000 square meter space contains several hundred photographs, videos, sculptures and installations, all from the private collection of renowned real estate developer and art collector Martin Margulies. 591 NW 27th St, Miami – (305) 576-1051 – Info right here
Lelia Mordoch Gallery
Gallerist presents on both sides of the Atlantic, Lélia Mordoch nourishes a passion for the art for more than thirty years. At the Lelia Mordoch Gallery, established in 2009 in the Wynwood district, the exhibitions follow one another and highlight many innovative international artists such as the Argentinian Julio Le Parc who explores all facets of kinetic art, or the French Miguel Chevalier, one of the pioneers of virtual art and digital. 2300 N Miami Ave, Miami – (786) 431-1506 – News right here
