ICA Miami
The Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami (ICA Miami) is a premier contemporary art museum in Miami's Design District, showcasing innovative exhibitions, advancing scholarship, and offering free year-round admission to foster international dialogue. Since opening its 37,500-square-foot 'Magic Box' building in 2017, funded by philanthropists Irma and Norman Braman on land donated by Craig Robins, ICA Miami has become a cornerstone of South Florida's thriving art scene. In 2024, it expanded by acquiring the adjacent former De la Cruz Collection site for $25 million, adding 30,000 square feet with support from local donors, enhancing its role during Miami Art Basel.
Miami Connection
ICA Miami provides free access to world-class contemporary art. The museum's Design District location adds cultural programming to the luxury shopping destination. ICA's exhibitions attract international curators and collectors, especially during Art Basel. Free admission ensures art is accessible to all Miami residents.