Pan American Art Projects is a contemporary art gallery at 1557 NW 28th St in Miami, with exhibitions that give Latin American artists a strong presence. Inside, a spacious setting and an eclectic mix of works make it worth looking beyond the building’s plain exterior. Take time to view the current show, and ask the staff about the artists and the ideas behind the work. The gallery also takes part in the Progressive Art Brunch, with exhibitions shared across galleries.
Exhibitions and artists
Pan American Art Projects presents curated exhibitions with a notable focus on Latin American artists. The collection is eclectic, and the gallery’s spacious interior gives you room to spend time with the works on view.
Exhibitions are carefully researched and presented. Ask the staff about the artists or individual pieces if you would like more context as you look around.
A gallery visit in Miami
The gallery is at 1557 NW 28th St. Its exterior is unassuming, so use the address to find it and expect the art space inside to feel more expansive than the building suggests.
The Progressive Art Brunch is another way to visit: it brings together collaborative exhibitions with other galleries. The gallery also has artwork available for purchase, so you can ask staff about pieces that interest you.
FAQ
Where is Pan American Art Projects?
It is at 1557 NW 28th St, Miami, FL 33142.
What kind of art can I see there?
The gallery presents curated exhibitions, with a strong representation of Latin American artists and an eclectic collection.
What is the Progressive Art Brunch?
It is an occasion to see collaborative exhibitions involving Pan American Art Projects and other galleries.
