The exhibit is available for viewing at the Historic Ward Rooming House in Miami’s Overtown through March 13.

The exhibition will feature newly commissioned and existing works by local, national and international artists.

These master works have rarely, if ever, been exhibited, according to museum executive director Chana Budgazad Sheldon.

The museum seeks community participation to record what daily life was like as South Florida endured a barrage of historic events, including the pandemic, BLM protests and elections.

'Witness: Afro Perspectives from the Jorge M. Pérez Collection' features 100 works of art from Africa and the African Diaspora.

The $2.2 million investment emphasizes that the arts are critical to keeping communities connected.

Museum welcomes back the public with exhibition by artist Raúl de Nieves.

More than 30 South Florida graffiti artists create protest-themed art on denim jackets for Museum of Graffiti, in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement.

Program offers down-to-earth membership approach for people wanting to learn about the art-making process and support the local arts ecosystem – while starting their collecting journey.