Bridging tradition and tomorrow:
the future of art in the african diaspora
In the bustling streets of Miami, where life moves in vivid colors and vibrant sounds, our virtual and augmented reality art exhibitions, tech forward murals and digital focus on art of the African Diaspora make Miami MoCAAD a museum of the future.
Spotlights at Miami MoCAAD
Virtual Murals
Our murals are not just murals. They are interactive. They incorporate the technology of QR Codes and reveal the power of art and the richness of oral histories accessible at the mural and accessible on the website which also presents the murals, oral histories and augmented reality presentations of the artists. If you can’t get to the physical site, the murals are just a click away on your phone, tablet or computer.
Exhibitions
Our exhibitions are accessible to the world. They are housed in augmented and virtual reality. Soon you will be able to visit the exhibition on the Miami MoCAAD website on your phone, computer or your meta headset whether you are in Miami, Kingston, Nairobi, Sao Paulo, London, Paris or Tokyo—anywhere in the world where WiFi connects.
Artists
Our artists are the pulse of the Miami Museum of Contemporary Art of the African Diaspora. Through their unique lenses, they capture the essence of the African Diaspora, weaving a narrative that binds continents, cultures, and communities. Discover the brilliance behind each masterpiece, the visionary artisans who breathe life into art.
Virtual Exhibitions
Artists Spotlight
Black Art Near + Far
Discover exhibitions Near + Far presenting Black artists. This edition features exhibits in Atlanta (Harmonia Rosales), Cape Town (Mary Evans), Chicago (Hank Willis Thomas, Coby Kennedy), London (Windrush Generation), Miami (Lonnie Holley), New York ( Tracy Rose, Kandy Lopez), São Paulo (Fundação Bienal ) and more.