Bass Museum of Art

The Bass Museum of Art is a location in Miami Beach, Florida where individuals can learn about various art pieces. Each of the pieces on display is unique. Many offer a glance at history and different cultures inspiring conversations that span time. Collections include antiques, Renaissance, Baroque, and contemporary art. The exhibits are designed with education in mind. The museum even offers scholarships for those who wish to learn art and art forms. The education program helps establish new creativity among growing artists to help them reach their potential in the art world.

Each year there are different visiting exhibits on display. They trade them out about every three to four months. Other options include the Frances Trombly and Leyden Rodriguez-Casanova exhibit, Egyptian Gallery, and Dutch and Flemish masters exhibit. The permanent exhibits only change with newly added pieces either from storage or those donated to the museum of art.

The building housing the museum also has a history and architecture to be admired. Guest admission is $8, $6, and free for adults, seniors, and children respectively. There are membership prices too. Tours are offered Wednesday through Sunday 12pm to 5pm. The museum is closed Mondays and Tuesdays.