Museum of Graffiti
Located in the heart of Wynwood, the Museum of Graffiti is Wynwood’s only art museum and the world's 1st museum dedicated to Graffiti.
Indoor and outdoor exhibitions showcase the top global and local graffiti artists while presenting the art movement’s rich history.
"If you do one thing in Wynwood, it should be Museum of Graffiti!" - Time Out
NOW OPEN THROUGH JULY 18
Visit our stand-alone, fully immersive exhibition created exclusively by local artists. Sign up for free workshops, signings, giveaways and more!
Current Exhibitions
ORIGINS
Trace the evolution of the graffiti movement—from NYC’s streets and subways to the galleries—featuring never-before-seen UGA paintings originally debuted in 1973.
JonOne's El Tiguere
JonOne (John Andrew Perello) began his career as a graffiti writer painting trains in Harlem before rising to global recognition as a contemporary painter. JonOne’s solo exhibit El Tiguere, a Dominican street slang term evoking a hustler’s grit and resilience, pays tribute to his uncompromising survival instinct gained as a child. It will become evident that the artist leaned on dripping paint with vibrant colors to carry himself from the most humble beginnings to establishing a celebrated studio practice in Paris.
Pixação: Marks of Rebellion
Discover the bold works of CriptaDjan, Eneri, and LIXOMANIA!.zé, representing distinct generations and styles within Brazil’s rebellious graffiti sub-genre.
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The perfect gift for any Street Art or Graffiti Fan.
Museum of Graffiti Oral History Podcast
Each month, the Museum of Graffiti presents an in-depth conversation with a notable graffiti writer from around the globe. Presented by Modelo and hosted by museum co-founder Alan Ket, the series captures the untold stories, origins, and adventures of the artists who shaped, and continue to shape, the graffiti movement. From first tags to international recognition, these candid interviews preserve the voices and perspectives of the culture’s most influential figures, creating a living archive of graffiti history.