Museums & Art Galleries in Miami, FL

Ferrer, was born in the Chilean capital of Santiago and studied there at the School of Fine Arts (Escuela de Bellas Artes) where he developed thanks to Augusto Barcia, Adolfo Couve, Luis Lobos, Rodolfo Opazo and his contempo-rary friends like, Matias Pinto D Aguiar, Jorge Tacla and many others of that

An artist's career depends very much on the success of his or her exhibitions. Exhibitions listed on Artfacts. Net rate the different artists with a points system, which indicate the amount of attention each particular artist has received from art institutions. These points aid to determine the artist's

Our goal is to electrify your spirit, and to provide inspiration through forward-thinking design. Avant Gallery is glad to provide an evolving collection of extraordinary objets d'art, varying from furniture accent pieces, lighting, sculpture, floor and wall decor, mixed-media fine art, and other unique

Bettcher Gallery is dedicated to facilitating, nurturing, and advocating the achievement and evolution of emerging, mid-career, and founded contemporary artists in all media The gallery embraces the artist who challenges conventional expectation in concept or design yet excels in formality, technical

Providing outstanding Latin American fine art since 1963. Gomez Mulet Gallery (formerly La Boheme Fine Art Gallery) is situated in the famous Wynwood Art District in Miami, Florida - an international art district in Miami. We're glad to present to you our online art gallery, where you can view paintings

Are you searching to give that someone extra special - something that says: You are one of a kind; there is no other exactly like you to be found in the whole world? Then give them the type of gift, which will remind them of this, every time they see it, wear it or use it! Whether it be a pendant from

Set up in 1963 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Gomez Mulet Gallery (formerly La Boheme Fine Art Gallery) has for over 40 years specialized in providing fine art by Latin American artists. In 1981, the gallery closed its Argentinean doors and reopened in Coral Gables, Miami in 1981, continuing in its previous