Spring Art Camps

Brunch at The Bass is a members-only series. Members at the Affiliate ($250) level and above receive complimentary access for two. Artist/Student/Teacher ($25), General ($50) and Dual/Family ($100) level members can attend Brunch at The Bass for a cost of $20 per person.

For more information, please call 305.673.7530 or email [email protected]

Not a member or want to upgrade for FREE premiere access?

JOIN OR UPGRADE TODAY!

Brunch at The Bass is a members-only series. Members at the Affiliate ($250) level and above receive complimentary access for two. Artist/Student/Teacher ($25), General ($50) and Dual/Family ($100) level members can attend Brunch at The Bass for a cost of $20 per person.

For more information, please call 305.673.7530 or email [email protected]

Not a member or want to upgrade for FREE premiere access?

JOIN OR UPGRADE TODAY!

Every third Thursday The Bass opens its doors at sunset for City of Miami Beach’s monthly Culture Crawl. Enjoy current exhibitions as well as long-term view exhibitions with complimentary admission, plus free trolley service is provided to all participating destinations throughout the evening.  Learn more at the City of Miami Beach’s official Culture Crawl webpage.

Every third Thursday The Bass opens its doors at sunset for City of Miami Beach’s monthly Culture Crawl. Enjoy current exhibitions as well as long-term view exhibitions with complimentary admission, plus free trolley service is provided to all participating destinations throughout the evening.  Learn more at the City of Miami Beach’s official Culture Crawl webpage.

Every third Thursday The Bass opens its doors at sunset for City of Miami Beach’s monthly Culture Crawl. Enjoy current exhibitions as well as long-term view exhibitions with complimentary admission, plus free trolley service is provided to all participating destinations throughout the evening.  Learn more at the City of Miami Beach’s official Culture Crawl webpage.

Every third Thursday The Bass opens its doors at sunset for City of Miami Beach’s monthly Culture Crawl. Enjoy current exhibitions as well as long-term view exhibitions with complimentary admission, plus free trolley service is provided to all participating destinations throughout the evening.  Learn more at the City of Miami Beach’s official Culture Crawl webpage.

Every third Thursday The Bass opens its doors at sunset for City of Miami Beach’s monthly Culture Crawl. Enjoy current exhibitions as well as long-term view exhibitions with complimentary admission, plus free trolley service is provided to all participating destinations throughout the evening.  Learn more at the City of Miami Beach’s official Culture Crawl webpage.

El fin de la imaginación (The End of Imagination) includes newly commissioned sculptural and installation works, as well as older work recontextualized by the artist. Known for materially rich installations, Villar Rojas transforms spaces by creating immersive environments and experiences, inviting viewers to be explorers of the unpredictable microcosmos in his design while probing existential questions relating to the temporality of humanity and the ephemerality of nature.

Visit the exhibition page to learn more.

Learn More

Throughout the week, art-lovers enjoy extended museum hours with general admission as The Bass opens daily from 10 AM to 5PM.

Check out new exhibitions including Adrián Villar Rojas: The End of Imagination and Jamilah Sabur: The Harvesters, as well as ongoing exhibitions including Phraseology and Open Storage.

Stop by The Bass Shop for unique gifts and The Bass Café for lite bites. Visit our Miami Art Week page for a full list of activities.

For The Harvesters, Sabur weaves a series of interconnected works into an exhibition that confronts the labor and economies of extraction. Sabur examines climate change, particularly long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns, as an expression of geological rhythms. Sabur uses the theme of harvesting as double entendre to connect with her ongoing interest in mining and mineral extraction, especially in the context of post-colonial states and their conception of boundaries.

Learn more about the artist on our exhibition page.

Learn More

El fin de la imaginación (The End of Imagination) includes newly commissioned sculptural and installation works, as well as older work recontextualized by the artist. Known for materially rich installations, Villar Rojas transforms spaces by creating immersive environments and experiences, inviting viewers to be explorers of the unpredictable microcosmos in his design while probing existential questions relating to the temporality of humanity and the ephemerality of nature.

Visit the exhibition page to learn more.

Learn More

Throughout the week, art-lovers enjoy extended museum hours with general admission as The Bass opens daily from 10 AM to 5PM.

Check out new exhibitions including Adrián Villar Rojas: The End of Imagination and Jamilah Sabur: The Harvesters, as well as ongoing exhibitions including Phraseology and Open Storage.

Stop by The Bass Shop for unique gifts and The Bass Café for lite bites. Visit our Miami Art Week page for a full list of activities.

For The Harvesters, Sabur weaves a series of interconnected works into an exhibition that confronts the labor and economies of extraction. Sabur examines climate change, particularly long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns, as an expression of geological rhythms. Sabur uses the theme of harvesting as double entendre to connect with her ongoing interest in mining and mineral extraction, especially in the context of post-colonial states and their conception of boundaries.

Learn more about the artist on our exhibition page.

Learn More

El fin de la imaginación (The End of Imagination) includes newly commissioned sculptural and installation works, as well as older work recontextualized by the artist. Known for materially rich installations, Villar Rojas transforms spaces by creating immersive environments and experiences, inviting viewers to be explorers of the unpredictable microcosmos in his design while probing existential questions relating to the temporality of humanity and the ephemerality of nature.

Visit the exhibition page to learn more.

Learn More

Throughout the week, art-lovers enjoy extended museum hours with general admission as The Bass opens daily from 10 AM to 5PM.

Check out new exhibitions including Adrián Villar Rojas: The End of Imagination and Jamilah Sabur: The Harvesters, as well as ongoing exhibitions including Phraseology and Open Storage.

Stop by The Bass Shop for unique gifts and The Bass Café for lite bites. Visit our Miami Art Week page for a full list of activities.

On Wednesday November 30 members, artists, galleries and VIPs gather for an unforgettable evening to celebrate contemporary art at The Bass with the museum’s members-only opening night party!

This is a private event, by invitation only and RSVP is required.

Check your membership status, and join, upgrade or renew by contacting [email protected] or calling (305) 673-7530.

For The Harvesters, Sabur weaves a series of interconnected works into an exhibition that confronts the labor and economies of extraction. Sabur examines climate change, particularly long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns, as an expression of geological rhythms. Sabur uses the theme of harvesting as double entendre to connect with her ongoing interest in mining and mineral extraction, especially in the context of post-colonial states and their conception of boundaries.

Learn more about the artist on our exhibition page.

Learn More

El fin de la imaginación (The End of Imagination) includes newly commissioned sculptural and installation works, as well as older work recontextualized by the artist. Known for materially rich installations, Villar Rojas transforms spaces by creating immersive environments and experiences, inviting viewers to be explorers of the unpredictable microcosmos in his design while probing existential questions relating to the temporality of humanity and the ephemerality of nature.

Visit the exhibition page to learn more.

Learn More

Throughout the week, art-lovers enjoy extended museum hours with general admission as The Bass opens daily from 10 AM to 5PM.

Check out new exhibitions including Adrián Villar Rojas: The End of Imagination and Jamilah Sabur: The Harvesters, as well as ongoing exhibitions including Phraseology and Open Storage.

Stop by The Bass Shop for unique gifts and The Bass Café for lite bites. Visit our Miami Art Week page for a full list of activities.

For The Harvesters, Sabur weaves a series of interconnected works into an exhibition that confronts the labor and economies of extraction. Sabur examines climate change, particularly long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns, as an expression of geological rhythms. Sabur uses the theme of harvesting as double entendre to connect with her ongoing interest in mining and mineral extraction, especially in the context of post-colonial states and their conception of boundaries.

Learn more about the artist on our exhibition page.

Learn More

El fin de la imaginación (The End of Imagination) includes newly commissioned sculptural and installation works, as well as older work recontextualized by the artist. Known for materially rich installations, Villar Rojas transforms spaces by creating immersive environments and experiences, inviting viewers to be explorers of the unpredictable microcosmos in his design while probing existential questions relating to the temporality of humanity and the ephemerality of nature.

Visit the exhibition page to learn more.

Learn More

Throughout the week, art-lovers enjoy extended museum hours with general admission as The Bass opens daily from 10 AM to 5PM.

Check out new exhibitions including Adrián Villar Rojas: The End of Imagination and Jamilah Sabur: The Harvesters, as well as ongoing exhibitions including Phraseology and Open Storage.

Stop by The Bass Shop for unique gifts and The Bass Café for lite bites. Visit our Miami Art Week page for a full list of activities.

For The Harvesters, Sabur weaves a series of interconnected works into an exhibition that confronts the labor and economies of extraction. Sabur examines climate change, particularly long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns, as an expression of geological rhythms. Sabur uses the theme of harvesting as double entendre to connect with her ongoing interest in mining and mineral extraction, especially in the context of post-colonial states and their conception of boundaries.

Learn more about the artist on our exhibition page.

Learn More

El fin de la imaginación (The End of Imagination) includes newly commissioned sculptural and installation works, as well as older work recontextualized by the artist. Known for materially rich installations, Villar Rojas transforms spaces by creating immersive environments and experiences, inviting viewers to be explorers of the unpredictable microcosmos in his design while probing existential questions relating to the temporality of humanity and the ephemerality of nature.

Visit the exhibition page to learn more.

Learn More

Throughout the week, art-lovers enjoy extended museum hours with general admission as The Bass opens daily from 10 AM to 5PM.

Check out new exhibitions including Adrián Villar Rojas: The End of Imagination and Jamilah Sabur: The Harvesters, as well as ongoing exhibitions including Phraseology and Open Storage.

Stop by The Bass Shop for unique gifts and The Bass Café for lite bites. Visit our Miami Art Week page for a full list of activities.

For The Harvesters, Sabur weaves a series of interconnected works into an exhibition that confronts the labor and economies of extraction. Sabur examines climate change, particularly long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns, as an expression of geological rhythms. Sabur uses the theme of harvesting as double entendre to connect with her ongoing interest in mining and mineral extraction, especially in the context of post-colonial states and their conception of boundaries.

Learn more about the artist on our exhibition page.

Learn More

El fin de la imaginación (The End of Imagination) includes newly commissioned sculptural and installation works, as well as older work recontextualized by the artist. Known for materially rich installations, Villar Rojas transforms spaces by creating immersive environments and experiences, inviting viewers to be explorers of the unpredictable microcosmos in his design while probing existential questions relating to the temporality of humanity and the ephemerality of nature.

Visit the exhibition page to learn more.

Learn More

Throughout the week, art-lovers enjoy extended museum hours with general admission as The Bass opens daily from 10 AM to 5PM.

Check out new exhibitions including Adrián Villar Rojas: The End of Imagination and Jamilah Sabur: The Harvesters, as well as ongoing exhibitions including Phraseology and Open Storage.

Stop by The Bass Shop for unique gifts and The Bass Café for lite bites. Visit our Miami Art Week page for a full list of activities.

Get wild with your imagination! Campers will learn about all sorts of critters and creatures then create their own 3D creature.

Campers will learn to design sculptures hung only on wire and strings. Campers will make drawings, sculpt, paint and decorate their artwork while learning the basics of kinetic art.

What makes you, you? Using images of their favorite things, campers will create a piece of art that celebrates their uniqueness.

Campers will venture into the lives of Andy Warhol, Yayoi Kasama, and Roy Lichtenstein to explore cool ways to make art full of personality. Campers will learn how to use the elements of line, shape and color to create art that relates to what they enjoy in everyday popular culture.

From Mexico to Tokyo, campers will travel around the world to learn about the artists, art traditions and techniques of different cultures.

From the basics of mixing papier-mâché to bending soft wire and attaching objects, campers will learn about different materials they can use to create mixed media sculptures.

Include the entire family in this day of portrait-making. Campers will learn tips and tricks on how to draw the features of the face and use color to help their image come to life!

From comic books to graphic novels, each story is based on characters. In this camp session, students will draw, ink and create original characters.

Using their favorite furry friend as a source of inspiration, campers will create a mixed-media work of art featuring their pet or favorite animal!

Campers will create a building, a house or even a city, in this 3D art making camp.

Campers will learn to design sculptures hung only on wire and strings. Campers will make drawings, sculpt, paint and decorate their artwork while learning the basics of kinetic art.

Campers will see their concepts come to life as they build a board game that’s fun for everyone to play!

From the basics of mixing papier-mâché to bending soft wire and attaching objects, campers will learn about different materials they can use to create mixed media sculptures.

Campers will explore the world of Batik, the technique of painting with wax on fabric and using wax-resist dyeing.

Brunch at The Bass is a members-only series. Members at the Affiliate ($250) level and above receive complimentary access for two. Artist/Student/Teacher ($25), General ($50) and Dual/Family ($100) level members can attend Brunch at The Bass for a cost of $20 per person.

For more information, please call 305.673.7530 or email [email protected]

Not a member or want to upgrade for FREE premiere access?

JOIN OR UPGRADE TODAY!

Brunch at The Bass is a members-only series. Members at the Affiliate ($250) level and above receive complimentary access for two. Artist/Student/Teacher ($25), General ($50) and Dual/Family ($100) level members can attend Brunch at The Bass for a cost of $20 per person.

For more information, please call 305.673.7530 or email [email protected]

Not a member or want to upgrade for FREE premiere access?

JOIN OR UPGRADE TODAY!

Every third Thursday The Bass opens its doors at sunset for City of Miami Beach’s monthly Culture Crawl. Enjoy current exhibitions as well as long-term view exhibitions with complimentary admission, plus free trolley service is provided to all participating destinations throughout the evening.  Learn more at the City of Miami Beach’s official Culture Crawl webpage.

Every third Thursday The Bass opens its doors at sunset for City of Miami Beach’s monthly Culture Crawl. Enjoy current exhibitions as well as long-term view exhibitions with complimentary admission, plus free trolley service is provided to all participating destinations throughout the evening.  Learn more at the City of Miami Beach’s official Culture Crawl webpage.

Every third Thursday The Bass opens its doors at sunset for City of Miami Beach’s monthly Culture Crawl. Enjoy current exhibitions as well as long-term view exhibitions with complimentary admission, plus free trolley service is provided to all participating destinations throughout the evening.  Learn more at the City of Miami Beach’s official Culture Crawl webpage.

Every third Thursday The Bass opens its doors at sunset for City of Miami Beach’s monthly Culture Crawl. Enjoy current exhibitions as well as long-term view exhibitions with complimentary admission, plus free trolley service is provided to all participating destinations throughout the evening.  Learn more at the City of Miami Beach’s official Culture Crawl webpage.

Every third Thursday The Bass opens its doors at sunset for City of Miami Beach’s monthly Culture Crawl. Enjoy current exhibitions as well as long-term view exhibitions with complimentary admission, plus free trolley service is provided to all participating destinations throughout the evening.  Learn more at the City of Miami Beach’s official Culture Crawl webpage.

El fin de la imaginación (The End of Imagination) includes newly commissioned sculptural and installation works, as well as older work recontextualized by the artist. Known for materially rich installations, Villar Rojas transforms spaces by creating immersive environments and experiences, inviting viewers to be explorers of the unpredictable microcosmos in his design while probing existential questions relating to the temporality of humanity and the ephemerality of nature.

Visit the exhibition page to learn more.

Learn More

Throughout the week, art-lovers enjoy extended museum hours with general admission as The Bass opens daily from 10 AM to 5PM.

Check out new exhibitions including Adrián Villar Rojas: The End of Imagination and Jamilah Sabur: The Harvesters, as well as ongoing exhibitions including Phraseology and Open Storage.

Stop by The Bass Shop for unique gifts and The Bass Café for lite bites. Visit our Miami Art Week page for a full list of activities.

For The Harvesters, Sabur weaves a series of interconnected works into an exhibition that confronts the labor and economies of extraction. Sabur examines climate change, particularly long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns, as an expression of geological rhythms. Sabur uses the theme of harvesting as double entendre to connect with her ongoing interest in mining and mineral extraction, especially in the context of post-colonial states and their conception of boundaries.

Learn more about the artist on our exhibition page.

Learn More

El fin de la imaginación (The End of Imagination) includes newly commissioned sculptural and installation works, as well as older work recontextualized by the artist. Known for materially rich installations, Villar Rojas transforms spaces by creating immersive environments and experiences, inviting viewers to be explorers of the unpredictable microcosmos in his design while probing existential questions relating to the temporality of humanity and the ephemerality of nature.

Visit the exhibition page to learn more.

Learn More

Throughout the week, art-lovers enjoy extended museum hours with general admission as The Bass opens daily from 10 AM to 5PM.

Check out new exhibitions including Adrián Villar Rojas: The End of Imagination and Jamilah Sabur: The Harvesters, as well as ongoing exhibitions including Phraseology and Open Storage.

Stop by The Bass Shop for unique gifts and The Bass Café for lite bites. Visit our Miami Art Week page for a full list of activities.

For The Harvesters, Sabur weaves a series of interconnected works into an exhibition that confronts the labor and economies of extraction. Sabur examines climate change, particularly long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns, as an expression of geological rhythms. Sabur uses the theme of harvesting as double entendre to connect with her ongoing interest in mining and mineral extraction, especially in the context of post-colonial states and their conception of boundaries.

Learn more about the artist on our exhibition page.

Learn More

El fin de la imaginación (The End of Imagination) includes newly commissioned sculptural and installation works, as well as older work recontextualized by the artist. Known for materially rich installations, Villar Rojas transforms spaces by creating immersive environments and experiences, inviting viewers to be explorers of the unpredictable microcosmos in his design while probing existential questions relating to the temporality of humanity and the ephemerality of nature.

Visit the exhibition page to learn more.

Learn More

Throughout the week, art-lovers enjoy extended museum hours with general admission as The Bass opens daily from 10 AM to 5PM.

Check out new exhibitions including Adrián Villar Rojas: The End of Imagination and Jamilah Sabur: The Harvesters, as well as ongoing exhibitions including Phraseology and Open Storage.

Stop by The Bass Shop for unique gifts and The Bass Café for lite bites. Visit our Miami Art Week page for a full list of activities.

On Wednesday November 30 members, artists, galleries and VIPs gather for an unforgettable evening to celebrate contemporary art at The Bass with the museum’s members-only opening night party!

This is a private event, by invitation only and RSVP is required.

Check your membership status, and join, upgrade or renew by contacting [email protected] or calling (305) 673-7530.

For The Harvesters, Sabur weaves a series of interconnected works into an exhibition that confronts the labor and economies of extraction. Sabur examines climate change, particularly long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns, as an expression of geological rhythms. Sabur uses the theme of harvesting as double entendre to connect with her ongoing interest in mining and mineral extraction, especially in the context of post-colonial states and their conception of boundaries.

Learn more about the artist on our exhibition page.

Learn More

El fin de la imaginación (The End of Imagination) includes newly commissioned sculptural and installation works, as well as older work recontextualized by the artist. Known for materially rich installations, Villar Rojas transforms spaces by creating immersive environments and experiences, inviting viewers to be explorers of the unpredictable microcosmos in his design while probing existential questions relating to the temporality of humanity and the ephemerality of nature.

Visit the exhibition page to learn more.

Learn More

Throughout the week, art-lovers enjoy extended museum hours with general admission as The Bass opens daily from 10 AM to 5PM.

Check out new exhibitions including Adrián Villar Rojas: The End of Imagination and Jamilah Sabur: The Harvesters, as well as ongoing exhibitions including Phraseology and Open Storage.

Stop by The Bass Shop for unique gifts and The Bass Café for lite bites. Visit our Miami Art Week page for a full list of activities.

For The Harvesters, Sabur weaves a series of interconnected works into an exhibition that confronts the labor and economies of extraction. Sabur examines climate change, particularly long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns, as an expression of geological rhythms. Sabur uses the theme of harvesting as double entendre to connect with her ongoing interest in mining and mineral extraction, especially in the context of post-colonial states and their conception of boundaries.

Learn more about the artist on our exhibition page.

Learn More

El fin de la imaginación (The End of Imagination) includes newly commissioned sculptural and installation works, as well as older work recontextualized by the artist. Known for materially rich installations, Villar Rojas transforms spaces by creating immersive environments and experiences, inviting viewers to be explorers of the unpredictable microcosmos in his design while probing existential questions relating to the temporality of humanity and the ephemerality of nature.

Visit the exhibition page to learn more.

Learn More

Throughout the week, art-lovers enjoy extended museum hours with general admission as The Bass opens daily from 10 AM to 5PM.

Check out new exhibitions including Adrián Villar Rojas: The End of Imagination and Jamilah Sabur: The Harvesters, as well as ongoing exhibitions including Phraseology and Open Storage.

Stop by The Bass Shop for unique gifts and The Bass Café for lite bites. Visit our Miami Art Week page for a full list of activities.

For The Harvesters, Sabur weaves a series of interconnected works into an exhibition that confronts the labor and economies of extraction. Sabur examines climate change, particularly long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns, as an expression of geological rhythms. Sabur uses the theme of harvesting as double entendre to connect with her ongoing interest in mining and mineral extraction, especially in the context of post-colonial states and their conception of boundaries.

Learn more about the artist on our exhibition page.

Learn More

El fin de la imaginación (The End of Imagination) includes newly commissioned sculptural and installation works, as well as older work recontextualized by the artist. Known for materially rich installations, Villar Rojas transforms spaces by creating immersive environments and experiences, inviting viewers to be explorers of the unpredictable microcosmos in his design while probing existential questions relating to the temporality of humanity and the ephemerality of nature.

Visit the exhibition page to learn more.

Learn More

Throughout the week, art-lovers enjoy extended museum hours with general admission as The Bass opens daily from 10 AM to 5PM.

Check out new exhibitions including Adrián Villar Rojas: The End of Imagination and Jamilah Sabur: The Harvesters, as well as ongoing exhibitions including Phraseology and Open Storage.

Stop by The Bass Shop for unique gifts and The Bass Café for lite bites. Visit our Miami Art Week page for a full list of activities.

For The Harvesters, Sabur weaves a series of interconnected works into an exhibition that confronts the labor and economies of extraction. Sabur examines climate change, particularly long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns, as an expression of geological rhythms. Sabur uses the theme of harvesting as double entendre to connect with her ongoing interest in mining and mineral extraction, especially in the context of post-colonial states and their conception of boundaries.

Learn more about the artist on our exhibition page.

Learn More

El fin de la imaginación (The End of Imagination) includes newly commissioned sculptural and installation works, as well as older work recontextualized by the artist. Known for materially rich installations, Villar Rojas transforms spaces by creating immersive environments and experiences, inviting viewers to be explorers of the unpredictable microcosmos in his design while probing existential questions relating to the temporality of humanity and the ephemerality of nature.

Visit the exhibition page to learn more.

Learn More

Throughout the week, art-lovers enjoy extended museum hours with general admission as The Bass opens daily from 10 AM to 5PM.

Check out new exhibitions including Adrián Villar Rojas: The End of Imagination and Jamilah Sabur: The Harvesters, as well as ongoing exhibitions including Phraseology and Open Storage.

Stop by The Bass Shop for unique gifts and The Bass Café for lite bites. Visit our Miami Art Week page for a full list of activities.

Brunch at The Bass is a members-only series. Members at the Affiliate ($250) level and above receive complimentary access for two. Artist/Student/Teacher ($25), General ($50) and Dual/Family ($100) level members can attend Brunch at The Bass for a cost of $20 per person.

For more information, please call 305.673.7530 or email [email protected]g

Not a member or want to upgrade for FREE premiere access?

JOIN OR UPGRADE TODAY!

Brunch at The Bass is a members-only series. Members at the Affiliate ($250) level and above receive complimentary access for two. Artist/Student/Teacher ($25), General ($50) and Dual/Family ($100) level members can attend Brunch at The Bass for a cost of $20 per person.

For more information, please call 305.673.7530 or email [email protected]

Not a member or want to upgrade for FREE premiere access?

JOIN OR UPGRADE TODAY!

Every third Thursday The Bass opens its doors at sunset for City of Miami Beach’s monthly Culture Crawl. Enjoy current exhibitions as well as long-term view exhibitions with complimentary admission, plus free trolley service is provided to all participating destinations throughout the evening.  Learn more at the City of Miami Beach’s official Culture Crawl webpage.

Every third Thursday The Bass opens its doors at sunset for City of Miami Beach’s monthly Culture Crawl. Enjoy current exhibitions as well as long-term view exhibitions with complimentary admission, plus free trolley service is provided to all participating destinations throughout the evening.  Learn more at the City of Miami Beach’s official Culture Crawl webpage.

Every third Thursday The Bass opens its doors at sunset for City of Miami Beach’s monthly Culture Crawl. Enjoy current exhibitions as well as long-term view exhibitions with complimentary admission, plus free trolley service is provided to all participating destinations throughout the evening.  Learn more at the City of Miami Beach’s official Culture Crawl webpage.

Every third Thursday The Bass opens its doors at sunset for City of Miami Beach’s monthly Culture Crawl. Enjoy current exhibitions as well as long-term view exhibitions with complimentary admission, plus free trolley service is provided to all participating destinations throughout the evening.  Learn more at the City of Miami Beach’s official Culture Crawl webpage.

Every third Thursday The Bass opens its doors at sunset for City of Miami Beach’s monthly Culture Crawl. Enjoy current exhibitions as well as long-term view exhibitions with complimentary admission, plus free trolley service is provided to all participating destinations throughout the evening.  Learn more at the City of Miami Beach’s official Culture Crawl webpage.

El fin de la imaginación (The End of Imagination) includes newly commissioned sculptural and installation works, as well as older work recontextualized by the artist. Known for materially rich installations, Villar Rojas transforms spaces by creating immersive environments and experiences, inviting viewers to be explorers of the unpredictable microcosmos in his design while probing existential questions relating to the temporality of humanity and the ephemerality of nature.

Visit the exhibition page to learn more.

Learn More

Throughout the week, art-lovers enjoy extended museum hours with general admission as The Bass opens daily from 10 AM to 5PM.

Check out new exhibitions including Adrián Villar Rojas: The End of Imagination and Jamilah Sabur: The Harvesters, as well as ongoing exhibitions including Phraseology and Open Storage.

Stop by The Bass Shop for unique gifts and The Bass Café for lite bites. Visit our Miami Art Week page for a full list of activities.

For The Harvesters, Sabur weaves a series of interconnected works into an exhibition that confronts the labor and economies of extraction. Sabur examines climate change, particularly long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns, as an expression of geological rhythms. Sabur uses the theme of harvesting as double entendre to connect with her ongoing interest in mining and mineral extraction, especially in the context of post-colonial states and their conception of boundaries.

Learn more about the artist on our exhibition page.

Learn More

El fin de la imaginación (The End of Imagination) includes newly commissioned sculptural and installation works, as well as older work recontextualized by the artist. Known for materially rich installations, Villar Rojas transforms spaces by creating immersive environments and experiences, inviting viewers to be explorers of the unpredictable microcosmos in his design while probing existential questions relating to the temporality of humanity and the ephemerality of nature.

Visit the exhibition page to learn more.

Learn More

Throughout the week, art-lovers enjoy extended museum hours with general admission as The Bass opens daily from 10 AM to 5PM.

Check out new exhibitions including Adrián Villar Rojas: The End of Imagination and Jamilah Sabur: The Harvesters, as well as ongoing exhibitions including Phraseology and Open Storage.

Stop by The Bass Shop for unique gifts and The Bass Café for lite bites. Visit our Miami Art Week page for a full list of activities.

For The Harvesters, Sabur weaves a series of interconnected works into an exhibition that confronts the labor and economies of extraction. Sabur examines climate change, particularly long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns, as an expression of geological rhythms. Sabur uses the theme of harvesting as double entendre to connect with her ongoing interest in mining and mineral extraction, especially in the context of post-colonial states and their conception of boundaries.

Learn more about the artist on our exhibition page.

Learn More

El fin de la imaginación (The End of Imagination) includes newly commissioned sculptural and installation works, as well as older work recontextualized by the artist. Known for materially rich installations, Villar Rojas transforms spaces by creating immersive environments and experiences, inviting viewers to be explorers of the unpredictable microcosmos in his design while probing existential questions relating to the temporality of humanity and the ephemerality of nature.

Visit the exhibition page to learn more.

Learn More

Throughout the week, art-lovers enjoy extended museum hours with general admission as The Bass opens daily from 10 AM to 5PM.

Check out new exhibitions including Adrián Villar Rojas: The End of Imagination and Jamilah Sabur: The Harvesters, as well as ongoing exhibitions including Phraseology and Open Storage.

Stop by The Bass Shop for unique gifts and The Bass Café for lite bites. Visit our Miami Art Week page for a full list of activities.

On Wednesday November 30 members, artists, galleries and VIPs gather for an unforgettable evening to celebrate contemporary art at The Bass with the museum’s members-only opening night party!

This is a private event, by invitation only and RSVP is required.

Check your membership status, and join, upgrade or renew by contacting [email protected] or calling (305) 673-7530.

For The Harvesters, Sabur weaves a series of interconnected works into an exhibition that confronts the labor and economies of extraction. Sabur examines climate change, particularly long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns, as an expression of geological rhythms. Sabur uses the theme of harvesting as double entendre to connect with her ongoing interest in mining and mineral extraction, especially in the context of post-colonial states and their conception of boundaries.

Learn more about the artist on our exhibition page.

Learn More

El fin de la imaginación (The End of Imagination) includes newly commissioned sculptural and installation works, as well as older work recontextualized by the artist. Known for materially rich installations, Villar Rojas transforms spaces by creating immersive environments and experiences, inviting viewers to be explorers of the unpredictable microcosmos in his design while probing existential questions relating to the temporality of humanity and the ephemerality of nature.

Visit the exhibition page to learn more.

Learn More

Throughout the week, art-lovers enjoy extended museum hours with general admission as The Bass opens daily from 10 AM to 5PM.

Check out new exhibitions including Adrián Villar Rojas: The End of Imagination and Jamilah Sabur: The Harvesters, as well as ongoing exhibitions including Phraseology and Open Storage.

Stop by The Bass Shop for unique gifts and The Bass Café for lite bites. Visit our Miami Art Week page for a full list of activities.

For The Harvesters, Sabur weaves a series of interconnected works into an exhibition that confronts the labor and economies of extraction. Sabur examines climate change, particularly long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns, as an expression of geological rhythms. Sabur uses the theme of harvesting as double entendre to connect with her ongoing interest in mining and mineral extraction, especially in the context of post-colonial states and their conception of boundaries.

Learn more about the artist on our exhibition page.

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El fin de la imaginación (The End of Imagination) includes newly commissioned sculptural and installation works, as well as older work recontextualized by the artist. Known for materially rich installations, Villar Rojas transforms spaces by creating immersive environments and experiences, inviting viewers to be explorers of the unpredictable microcosmos in his design while probing existential questions relating to the temporality of humanity and the ephemerality of nature.

Visit the exhibition page to learn more.

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Throughout the week, art-lovers enjoy extended museum hours with general admission as The Bass opens daily from 10 AM to 5PM.

Check out new exhibitions including Adrián Villar Rojas: The End of Imagination and Jamilah Sabur: The Harvesters, as well as ongoing exhibitions including Phraseology and Open Storage.

Stop by The Bass Shop for unique gifts and The Bass Café for lite bites. Visit our Miami Art Week page for a full list of activities.

For The Harvesters, Sabur weaves a series of interconnected works into an exhibition that confronts the labor and economies of extraction. Sabur examines climate change, particularly long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns, as an expression of geological rhythms. Sabur uses the theme of harvesting as double entendre to connect with her ongoing interest in mining and mineral extraction, especially in the context of post-colonial states and their conception of boundaries.

Learn more about the artist on our exhibition page.

Learn More

El fin de la imaginación (The End of Imagination) includes newly commissioned sculptural and installation works, as well as older work recontextualized by the artist. Known for materially rich installations, Villar Rojas transforms spaces by creating immersive environments and experiences, inviting viewers to be explorers of the unpredictable microcosmos in his design while probing existential questions relating to the temporality of humanity and the ephemerality of nature.

Visit the exhibition page to learn more.

Learn More

Throughout the week, art-lovers enjoy extended museum hours with general admission as The Bass opens daily from 10 AM to 5PM.

Check out new exhibitions including Adrián Villar Rojas: The End of Imagination and Jamilah Sabur: The Harvesters, as well as ongoing exhibitions including Phraseology and Open Storage.

Stop by The Bass Shop for unique gifts and The Bass Café for lite bites. Visit our Miami Art Week page for a full list of activities.

For The Harvesters, Sabur weaves a series of interconnected works into an exhibition that confronts the labor and economies of extraction. Sabur examines climate change, particularly long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns, as an expression of geological rhythms. Sabur uses the theme of harvesting as double entendre to connect with her ongoing interest in mining and mineral extraction, especially in the context of post-colonial states and their conception of boundaries.

Learn more about the artist on our exhibition page.

Learn More

El fin de la imaginación (The End of Imagination) includes newly commissioned sculptural and installation works, as well as older work recontextualized by the artist. Known for materially rich installations, Villar Rojas transforms spaces by creating immersive environments and experiences, inviting viewers to be explorers of the unpredictable microcosmos in his design while probing existential questions relating to the temporality of humanity and the ephemerality of nature.

Visit the exhibition page to learn more.

Learn More

Throughout the week, art-lovers enjoy extended museum hours with general admission as The Bass opens daily from 10 AM to 5PM.

Check out new exhibitions including Adrián Villar Rojas: The End of Imagination and Jamilah Sabur: The Harvesters, as well as ongoing exhibitions including Phraseology and Open Storage.

Stop by The Bass Shop for unique gifts and The Bass Café for lite bites. Visit our Miami Art Week page for a full list of activities.