The Wolfsonian-Florida International University

The Wolfsonian is part of Florida International University in Miami Beach, Florida. It is a museum set in a historic location and within distance of many of the Art Deco hotels. The museum holds a modern collection of art ranging from 1885- 1945. These works focus on art and design in relation to human experiences. Each piece offers a thought provoking context to help encourage visitors. The exact address is 1001 Washington Avenue at the corner of 10th Street and Washington Avenue.

Themes throughout the exhibits include nationalism, industrialization, urbanism, and political persuasion. Consumerism and advertising are also part of the themes. Traveling exhibits change throughout the year such as the Bookcase, Skyscrapper exhibit circa 1926. This exhibit was designed by Paul Theodore Frankl. The piece is on loan from the New York gallery.

Museum hours are Sunday through Thursday 12pm to 6pm, except Wednesday (closed), Friday 12pm to 9pm. The museum is closed on major holidays in keeping with university calendars. Free admission is provided after 6pm on Fridays. At all other times there is a minimal admission of $7 plus tax. Children, seniors and students with IDs can enter for $5 plus tax.